Sentence examples for a given county from inspiring English sources
And there is a general rule being applied in a given county that an objective intent, or an intent on an objective standard, will be inferred.
The fewer Jews there are in a given county (and therefore the higher their exposure to Christmas), the more they spend on holiday-related products.Austrians and Germans with a Turkish background are another example.
At the Library of Congress website, you'll find "Chronicling America," a vast newspaper database that offers not only a complete list of all newspapers published in a given county or city but also digitized images of many of them.
The researchers, who studied the relationship between the number of post offices in a given county and the number of patents filed there, found data suggesting that, from 1804 to 1899 a rich period of invention in the U.S. the establishment of new post offices made people living nearby likelier to file patents.
We take all tweets originating from a given county from the period between January 2014 and October 2014.
Mean gross loss and its standard deviation (for a given county and year) were determined from this distribution.
Cooper's introduction as a substitute had given County an added dimension and he brought another good save out of Dilo as play began to rage from end to end.
Craig Curran had given County a 14th minute lead with a clinical finish after being set up by Liam Boyce, but the Dons responded with two goals in the space of two minutes after the break.
Liam Boyce had given County a deserved lead in the 26th minute, but the Dons started the second half strongly with Kenny McLean and Jonny Hayes having opportunities before Niall McGinn restored parity for the visitors after 68 minutes.
And at the other end of the table, Stockport gave themselves a lifeline with Danny Rowe's last-minute goal giving County a 2-1 win against Southend.
Adam Chapman's goal from the edge of the box and a close-range finish from Aaron O'Connor two minutes later gave County a 2-0 half-time lead.
