Sentence examples for It has borne from inspiring English sources

"It has borne the brunt of the Iraqi conflict's spillover effect.

It has borne some fruit: on February 22nd the president persuaded 27 state governors to sign the "Brasília Charter", outlining a consensus on pension and tax reform.

It has borne particularly on those parts of the terms and conditions of employment that of their nature require to be regulated collectively.

It would be unfair to beat up on Kenya, for by international standards it has borne its responsibilities and been quite hospitable to Somali refugees.

We are textualists, Scalia and Garner announce, which means that we "ascribe to the text the meaning that it has borne from its inception, and reject speculation about both the drafters' extratextually derived purposes and the desirability of the fair reading's consequences".

Now there is far too much to use, and it has borne a corona of scarlet and white blossoms.

We targeted this age group because the country's forensic medicine institute has documented it has bore the brunt of the conflict.

Previously, the big five had tolerated the QAA because it had borne down primarily on the ex-polys.

If it had borne fruit, Zambian incomes would long ago have surpassed $20,000 per head, reckons William Easterly, a former Bank economist now at New York University.

Even though the effort had not to date resulted in Iranian agreement, it had borne fruit in the form of Russian and Chinese support for the most recent resolution of the IAEA Board of Governors in Vienna.

But when "The Godfather III" (1990) was filmed downtown, the movie makers gave the store a name it had borne many years before, and although the cameras are long gone, the butcher sign remains.