Sentence examples for Time incorporates from inspiring English sources

The change comes with the scheduled enforcement of the Human Rights Act, which for the first time incorporates the European Convention on Human Rights into English law.

The change comes with the scheduled enforcement of the Human Rights Act, a centerpiece of the Labor government's legislative program, which for the first time incorporates the European Convention on Human Rights into English law.

Less than a week later, the House Ways and Means Committee approved the agreement and Representative Sander M. Levin, a Michigan Democrat who is chairman of the trade subcommittee, called the vote "a historic breakthrough" because the agreement "for the first time incorporates international worker standards".

We have presented a new regional magnetic field model for the southern African region, named SACFM-2, which for the first time incorporates both ground and satellite data.

Akala and Lal (2001) also  reported  that growth and development of roots over time incorporates soil organic carbon and loosens up the soil, thus decreasing soil bulk density.

The kinetic equation for change in structural parameter as a function of time incorporates both breakage and agglomeration of suspended entities.

While the daily toll is noted by the news media in headlines and video clips, many Americans have a hard time incorporating these individual pieces of information into a coherent image over time.

Individually, in an essay, students re-answer the same question based on their real personal opinion but this time, incorporating facts and information from both New York Times articles and the classroom discussion to substantiate their opinions.

At the core of it lies an enhanced version of Freeview, with an EPG that "moves backwards and forwards" in time, incorporating traditional linear TV and on-demand programmes.

Figure 3 Examples of person changes over time incorporating fixed and random effects.

With devices getting smaller and smaller, makers have had a hard time incorporating both disposable and rechargeable power in digital cameras, until the CP1, said the battery maker.