Sentence examples for as previously given from inspiring English sources
Clause 2 merely distributes the jurisdiction conferred by clause 1, and deals with cases in which resort may be had to the original jurisdiction of this Court in the exercise of the judicial power as previously given.
This was supplemented by green fodder as previously given and by leaves of various trees and shrubs such as Mangifera indica (mango tree), Morus nigra (black mulberry), Ipomoea batatas (sweet potato) and Dolichos lablab (lablab).
The lipophilic plasma legacy POPs (12 PCB congeners and 8 OCPs), PFASs (seven PFASs including perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) and perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA)) and lipids were measured as previously given [ 33].
These challenges are heightened by contrasts between wealthier and poorer countries, particularly (as noted previously) given the urgent need for more mental health research in poorer countries.
He was then asked to clarify his position as he had previously given strong support for Hodgson.
The baseball officials suggested making the Franklin glove the official one, as they had previously given official status to Wilson's fielding glove, Rawlings's baseball and Louisville Slugger's bat.
It includes the static information part as well as the responses that were previously given by the user.
Combination therapy including a DMARD previously given as monotherapy was not regarded as re-employment.
The cylindrical Fermi surface develops a quasi-three-dimensional topology with increased doping levels thus reducing the likelihood of an enhanced nesting scenario, previously given as a possible explanation for the presence of the Q-phase.
These are phrases almost guaranteed to give his fanbase pause: over the course of his career – first under the name Manitoba, then as Caribou – Snaith has never previously given the impression of being terribly interested in mass appeal.
The interaction between the structure and the water is neglected by regarding the additional water action produced by the effect of the interaction as an additional external load previously given from another suitable method.
