Sentence examples for * entail of from inspiring English sources

A report, recently released by Amnesty International, shows a direct link between the security measures Israel expects of Mr Arafat and the denial they entail of elementary rights to freedom of expression and assembly.Another reason is the cast of mind Mr Arafat brings to leadership.

It is also worth mentioning that entering the U.S. on another temporary visa after the marriage, as for example as a B-1/B-2 vifitor if it can be done at all, (which does not involve the long wait that a K-3 visa may entail of say 8 - 12 months), is not always a good remedy.

Based on that selection, the researcher can make his/her own assessment – based on his/her own conceptualisation of what social rehabilitation should entail – of whether the information needed to comply with the requirement to 'further the social rehabilitation of the transferred person' is available for transfer.

By the entail of 1290, the lands could only be inherited by direct descendants of the seventh earl and Joan of Acre.

Prejudice takes on a whole new meaning in this book, as does the entail of the Bennet estate, Mr. Collins' hopes for marriage, Mr. Darcy's contempt, Mrs. Bennet's exuberance, and even Lady Catherine de Bourgh's fulminating.

Another error often committed is one which we have inherited from a previous generation of surgeons, the entail of which I should like to see cut off.

Many of the results entail measures of the amount, value, and cost of performance information, and the design of model-following control strategy with risk aversion.

Such attacks typically entail hundreds of millions of data requests to a site per second.

Some of these entail fundamentals of theoretical biology, as they question the gene-centered paradigm, according to which biological behavior can be explained by solely genetic mechanisms [ 14].

Future work would entail incorporation of some form of normalization based on the frequency of occurrence of GO terms to eliminate the general terms.

Many of these studies entail classification of the protein repertory on the basis of structure and/or sequence similarities.