Sentence examples for * thereto in from inspiring English sources

a lady and her small granddaughter, the subject of their conversation being school and the return thereto in the fall.

In fact, section 19-138 of the city's Administrative Code prohibits "defac[ing] any street by painting, printing, or writing thereon, or attaching thereto, in any manner, any advertisement or other printed matter".

"Female sports activity has not existed, and there is no move thereto in this regard," Prince Nawaf bin Faisal, the Saudi sports minister and president of the Saudi Olympic Committee, told reporters in Jeddah.

The law, Section 19-138 of the New York City administrative code, states: "It shall be unlawful for any person to deface any street by painting, printing or writing thereon, or attaching thereto, in any manner, any advertisement or other printed matter".

Section 19-138 of the city's Administrative Code leaves no wiggle room for would-be marketers to use streets or sidewalks, making it "unlawful for any person to deface any street by painting, printing or writing thereon, or attaching thereto, in any manner, any advertisement or other printed matter".

At this juncture, it is worth noting that Maritain devoted himself to the intellectual and moral revolution which requires that we restore the philosophy of true faith in human dignity and our rights thereto, in order to find the real source of this faith.

Thereto, in-line Raman spectroscopy was used as process analytical tool.

To facilitate the design and realization of PE analog and digital circuits for the augmentation of signal processing thereto, we present in this paper, a novel and comprehensive printed transistor model that is simple, accurate and compatible with industry-standard IC (integrated circuit) electronic design automation tools.

In contrast thereto, the continuous model we obtain in the following describes the T-cell signaling cascade on a larger scale yet in less mechanistic detail.

"Plaintiffs are entitled to explore when these potential deponents knew of these conditions, what they did in response thereto, and how far the State of New Jersey is implicated, not only in the knowledge and nurture of profiling, but in its cover-up," Mr. Buckman wrote.

The relevant statute says someone like Mr. Akin can withdraw "pursuant to a court order, which, except for good cause shown by the election authority in opposition thereto, shall be freely given upon application by the candidate to the circuit court in the county of such candidate's residence".