Sentence examples for activities means from inspiring English sources

Lack of income-generating activities means many farmers had resorted to selling their food for cash.

Whether the fact that Prince Charles's diaries related to his public activities means his case can be distinguished will hopefully be informed through legal argument when, or indeed if, the case proceeds to trial.

But with those rights come responsibilities, and Iran's refusal to clarify its activities means that there is a fundamental lack of confidence in its assertions that the program is for peaceful purposes.

The decision by Attorney General Janet Reno not to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Vice President Al Gore's statements about his role in 1996 fund-raising activities means Mr. Gore is essentially clear of any criminal jeopardy, law enforcement officials said today.

Writing the majority's decision in the leading case, that of the pilots, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor argued that the law's definition of a disability as something that "substantially limits one or more of the major life activities" means that if the impairment is corrected, it no longer meets the definition.

Second, the fact that being a virtuous person requires the performance of certain kinds of activities means that the world must cooperate in various ways in order for one to be truly virtuous, and so be truly happy.

While he worked, she did puzzles and activities meant to keep her mind active.

One "shows people playing solo chess [or] otherwise occupied alone in activities meant for two.

The size and interconnectedness of its economic activities mean that the knock-on effects are felt far and wide.

There are college prep courses held during meets, employment workshops during the week, and various other activities meant to give runners the extra edge.

They have specialized counselors and scheduled activities meant to simulate something resembling fun.