Sentence examples for and will be attributed from inspiring English sources

The title may not include the word "quotations", he said, and will be attributed to Mao Zedong instead of Chairman Mao because the former is more neutral.

Heavy bombers equipped for nuclear armaments other than long-range nuclear ALCM's will be counted as one delivery vehicle against the 1,600 limit and will be attributed with one warhead against the 6,000 limit.

The proceeds of a loan or extension of credit to a borrower will be deemed to be used for the direct benefit of another person and will be attributed to the other person when the proceeds, or assets purchased with the proceeds, are transferred to another person, other than in a bona fide arm's length transaction where the proceeds are used to acquire property, goods, or services.

Even if numerous other people have looked over your resumes, you are ultimately responsible for your resume, and errors will be attributed to you alone.

You'll also be given control over which comments stay attributed to you — if you find a comment you no longer wish to be associated with, you can delete it from your profile and it will be attributed to an anonymous user on the blog you left it on (I think this could lead to some problems, which I'll get to below).

First of all, the patient will be registered on a waiting list, and later, will be attributed to a calendar date.

The committee will keep all comments confidential, and no comments will be attributed to individuals in the final report prepared for Provost Sally Kornbluth and Chancellor Eugene Washington.

Mr. Obama will be blamed for that, Republicans argue, and any improvement will be attributed by his opponents to the fiscal discipline Republicans imposed.

This enhancement in the value of optical band gap and optical constants will be attributed to the phenomena of size effect.

The aim of the nomenclature system is to state on rules where only one full name and one symbol, consistent with each other, will be attributed and where all the other known names will be considered as synonyms.

The French legal investigation by the attorney and police into the death of Danish driver Allan Simonsen in the opening stages of the Le Mans 24 hours were continuing after the race came to its conclusion on Sunday, although early indications are that it will not be a lengthy process and that the accident will be attributed to a racing incident.