Sentence examples for In every occasion from inspiring English sources

In every occasion, the magnitude of these effects was similar in the two protocols.

They travel well and work in every occasion.

Rabbinic Judaism, Pharisaism's descendant, continued the process of democratization and sought to find in every occasion of life a means of affirming the presence of the divine.

"The ISI makes sure that they are present in every occasion relating to Pakistan, and in some cases they pay ordinary Pakistanis for attending events and pass them information".

"Concurrence has been granted in every occasion for 19 years, bar one, so really the presiding officers, both speaker and president – when determining their own travel – the letter that comes back from the prime minister says it acknowledges the presiding officers have the right to determine their own travel," Parry said.

He added: "When someone reacts to you, you try not to take a backward step, not just in this occasion but in every occasion.

The work was also typical of Mr. Kagel in refusing every occasion for outright comedy in a potentially absurd or satirical occasion.

Robinson then went to town on the use of video refs. "The bunker has decided to be the on-field referee today, they jumped in at every occasion, they are not the match review committee," he said.

People on the spendthrift side of the scale probably want to exert more control over their spending and it could be beneficial to develop ways of increasing coupling for them, such as providing them with a credit card that can only be used if the purchase amount is typed in on every occasion".

I'd like to see a city in which every occasion on which you received a public service was also an opportunity to get involved with the decision-making that determines the nature of that service.

The happiest pair is Tom Jim Broadbentt), a geological engineer, and his wife, Gerri (Ruth Sheen), a counsellor, who live in a cozy London house, opening it to the flotsam of their friends — people like Mary Lesley Manvillee), a loveless lush, and Ken Peter Wightt), an old pal of Tom's who barrels and sweats his way, beer in hand, through every occasion.