Sentence examples for annex between from inspiring English sources

I am going to dedicate my blog to the annex between music and the third metric and am looking forward to sharing my personal experience.

The Chapel of Saint Isidore was originally built as an annex between 1624 and 1627, and was once used as the baptistery.

He annexed Aquitaine, between the Loire, Rhône, and Garonne, as well as Novempopulana, between the Garonne and the Pyrenees.

The Lima agreement creates obligations on countries but makes no mention of the distinction between Annex 1 and non-Annex 1 groups.

A compromise, Mr. Newton said, would involve knocking down only a one-story annex to 188 Main Street between the firehouse and the two-story building.

Under the terms of the agreement, the Postal Service would consolidate most of its operations at the Morgan Station and annex on Ninth Avenue, between 28th and 30th Streets.

This is the formal distinction made back in 1992 in the original Climate Change Convention (signed and ratified by everyone, including the U.S). between 'Annex 1' developed countries and 'non-Annex 1' developing countries.

Additional file 1: Annex A: Relationship between grazing intensity, plant height and distance at the waterholes and protected kraals piospheres.

All nations (no distinction between Annex I and non-Annex I, developed or developing countries, no KP-mechanisms any more) were legally bound to prepare Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs); no levels of such contributions were defined.

Our results indicate that the distributional effects should be taken into account by policymakers through extension of SPP to 2050 as global climate policies may have asymmetrical economic impacts between Annex I and developing countries.

Anyone who has read this blog over the past several years, or even more so my academic writing over the past twenty years on international climate change policy architecture, knows that I have viewed the dichotomous distinction between Annex I and non Annex I countries as the major stumbling block to progress.