Sentence examples for alterations made by from inspiring English sources
Eventually, after the war, it was released to the public, with some alterations made by the military.
A party spokesman said: "The Labour Party is a tenant at this address and does not have control over external alterations made by the building's owner".
This paper reports the initial study on physical alterations made by homeowners.
In 1891 Lady Emily Smyth held an interview where she outlined further details of these alterations made by Sir Greville.
(A ) Reversal drives could correct or reverse genomic alterations made by an earlier drive with unexpected side effects.
While some binding sequence alterations made by SNPs may totally interrupt gene expression, others may only influence the level of expression.
The seven changes and one positional alteration made by the coach Ian McGeechan mean only four players will have started all three Tests – the fly-half Stephen Jones, the scrum-half Mike Phillips, the captain Paul O'Connell and No8 Jamie Heaslip.
}} |} :'a': The Japanese title is actually an alteration made by Haruko on the phrase "furi kuri, furi kura".
The estate is strongly reminiscent of Romanesque architecture, mainly due to alterations made to the house and grounds by Davenport.
In late 1774 the Suffolk Resolves were adopted to resist the enforcement of the alterations made to the Massachusetts colonial government by the British parliament following the Boston Tea Party.
* Alterations allegedly made by officers to their draft statements before they submitted signed statements to the IPCC: * DS Liles Removed references to Mr Ullah "struggling" and "coughing unusually".
