Sentence examples for apparatus which has from inspiring English sources

The accompanying apparatus, which has already been tried out on a small, intact reactor, consists of two billboard-size detectors, set up on opposite sides of the building.

The major exception is spending on the category they describe as "protection," reflecting the increase in the criminal justice apparatus, which has grown at 4.8 percent per year.

It allows him to basically take over the national party apparatus, which has $25 million on hand and a political staff, while the Democratic National Committee cannot actively support a candidate until one is selected as the nominee.

Seagrave Fire Apparatus, which has made New York's trucks since 1917, has hired extra workers and added an overnight shift to meet the company's promise of delivering the first truck by January.

We call on American officials to engage with the leaders of Yemen's democracy movement and abandon their misplaced investment in the old regime's security apparatus, which has killed more innocent women and children than terrorists.

The hearings, technically meant as a 60-day check-up of the state's plan in handling the children and families of the raid, have exposed the clanking machinery of the Texas child welfare apparatus, which has strained at the seams and spent millions of dollars to handle one of the biggest and most complex child welfare cases in the nation's history.

And their border crossings had been facilitated by the Syrian regime's security apparatus, which had also acted as a conduit for arriving foreign fighters.

In fact, Assad's confidence was likely rooted in the proficiency of Syria's security-intelligence apparatus, which had kept his family in power since 1971.

He believed that the opening up of the political system essentially, democratizing it was the only way to overcome inertia in the political and bureaucratic apparatus, which had a big interest in maintaining the status quo.

represents Thompson's attempt to correct systemic flaws in Brooklyn's criminal-justice apparatus, which have included poor oversight, inadequate independent review, and a lack of prosecutorial and police transparency — and which have enabled problems ranging from mistakes in judgment to deliberate misconduct.

But this is an expert discipline in its own right, a sport that requires instinctive control of its own two-wheeled apparatus and which has evolved to stand in its own right.