Sentence examples for articles to which from inspiring English sources

"It is submitted that there was nothing left in the peripheral details of the Mirror articles to which the law of confidentiality could attach," said Mr Browne.

A couple of years ago, a fashion magazine ran the archetype, perhaps even the originator, of the kind of articles to which you refer in your question.

The New York Times Company, the lead defendant in the case, is carrying out its plan to delete from its database thousands of articles to which it has no digital rights -- unless the authors explicitly cede those rights.

The ruling – in language that has been subject to great criticism for its obscurity – suggests links should be taken down when the information or articles to which they lead appears "inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant".

It's written all over the place, Joe — 2003, 2004 headlines and articles". To which Scarborough threw in the towel: "OK". Whatever Scarborough's recent criticism of Trump, in The Post and via Twitter, on his own TV show he's been a softie.

It is possible that in future his aim will be realised not by the public police but by the private security business.More on private security can be found in the following books and articles, to which this one is indebted: "Private Policing", by Clifford Shearing and Philip Stenning.

Answers for each question can be found in the article to which that question is linked.

Online comments usually appear in the same browser window as the article to which they reply.

In fact, Mr. Cuomo's remarks were abbreviated in your Aug. 22 news article, to which the letter writer referred.

A separate section, section 139A of the same act, makes it an offence to have a knife or article to which section 139 applies in school premises.

On August 18, 1853, he repeated his proposal in another article to which he affixed his name, and asked interested cashiers to contact him if they endorsed his plan.