Sentence examples for a text that would from inspiring English sources
The list gives a structure — a numerical narrative — to a text that would otherwise lack any kind of internal architecture.
The jihadis needed a text that would school them in the proper way to fight battles whose real objective was not victory over the Soviets but martyrdom and eternal salvation.
Others pushed for a text that would bind developed countries to increasing the finance they provide year on year from 2013 to 2020, but the US does not want to be so specific.
My interest was to make a text that would seem in some way universal, a list of feelings we might all be capable of having as individuals within any kind of crowd, wherever and with whomever we might find it.
Should they reach all five agreements, the two sides would enter a sixth and final phase to create a text that would be put before the voters for ratification.
Isn't it strange that creationists can pour millions into irrational books, theme parks and "think" tanks, but the science community will not finance a text that would help change attitudes toward evolution?
In fact, it has proposed a Treaty text that would make codecision the standard procedure for approving legislation.
So this last Saturday his team put together a simple site with a number to text that would try to give you anything you want, as long as it's legal and you are willing to pay the price.
He gave me this idea that you could create a large-scale text that would incorporate prose and poetry and historical information about the palimpsest of London – and yet would allow you to take off on a charge with that kind of language that you described earlier.
The House Ways and Means committee approved a bill containing text that would improve the treatment of Net Operating Losses (NOLs) for startups.
It is then stated: "The ratio of total targets to previously known targets is greater than 2 for 11 TFs, with several having larger gains: Ash1(4), Ino2(2.6), Yaf1(2.4), and Yap6(2.4)." Apart form the general list in supplementary materials, I did not find a table in the text that would substantiate these points.
