Sentence examples for associates in which from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ferrara, the Debevoise lawyer who also represents Mr. Perrone, cited the statements by Mr. Perrone's associates in which they say they did not destroy documents.

Even text messages, allegedly exchanged between Mr. Strauss-Kahn and associates, in which they appear to discuss plans for nights on the town in cities like Vienna, Madrid and Washington, have found their way into the papers this time around.

Dr. Field said Ms. Matsui had reported her illness in a message to her associates in which she also outlined her ideas for a projected Women's Museum of War and Peace.

In an agreement disclosed on Tuesday, the Franciscans of the Holy Name Province is entering a partnership with the Durst Organization and Sidney Fetner Associates in which they will demolish five small buildings owned by the Franciscans and replace them with the soaring tower, according to the developers, who would not divulge its cost.

Cox, also an aspiring author, wrote an unpublished manuscript entitled The Associates in which the main character traveled the country committing mortgage fraud similarly as Cox later did.

These results are different from the finding proposed by Metais and his associates, in which they postulated that metformin had a net stimulatory effect on both adiponectin receptors in muscle and a mild stimulatory action on liver AdipoR2 and white adipose tissue (WAT) AdipoR1, with an inhibitory effect on WAT AdipoR2 [ 38].

In several cases, no associations were observed or negatively associated in which more empowered women were significantly less likely to have their spouse's presence at ANC.

Increase of WEG from 0.5 to 0.6 induced drastic increase of association number and size of the associate, in which many C12 associated cores may be connected by PHEG in bridge conformation.

Trump trades lines with Wings star Tim Daly in the woeful Whoopi Goldberg vehicle The Associate, in which Goldberg plays a woman passed up for a powerful job in favor of a less qualified man.

The Republicans cited evidence that included one cryptic e-mail from Quinn to an associate in which he quoted Holder as telling him to "go straight to wh. [White House]" in seeking the pardon.

The former minister and adviser to Tony Blair offers his view in a private paper that circulated to political associates last week in which he urges them to dig in for the "long haul".