Sentence examples for back to the respective from inspiring English sources

Ridsdale told BBC Spotlight: "The contracts were sent back to the respective parties on Friday night.

The defective products at suppliers and manufacturers are sent back to the respective upstream members at lower price than the respective purchasing price.

Difficulties due to incompatibilities between versions are possible and need to be fixed in the library or the calling code as part of regular software maintenance, and the requisite changes are communicated back to the respective authors of the software.

A.NET remoting architectural model has been implemented in such a way that for every specific period of time, the remote server obtains the system data simultaneously from the neighboring power systems which are the clients registered with the remote ELD server and the optimized economic load dispatch solutions from the server have been sent back to the respective clients.

The teachers congress could then report back to the respective states in order to publicize their decisions and to compose the teacher work groups who would draft the first standards (for example, one group for kindergarten math, and one, for kindergarten English Language Arts).

We analyzed the frequency of allelic sequence heterozygosity by mapping our sequencing reads back to the respective contig sets.

First, a concatenated alignment of all universal genes with conserved synteny among species was constructed for each ATGC from the alignments of the respective protein sequences that were generated using MUSCLE [ 85] and converted back to the alignments of the respective nucleotide sequences using an in-house script.

For study three, we sought to determine whether pMEC transduced with non-oncogenic lentivirus in vitro could develop typical mammary structures when transplanted back to the mammary fat pads of respective donor pigs.

And of course, both movies end with a dramatic moment when the two couples know that after a final kiss they will forever go back to their respective worlds: the royal court, the gossip kingdom of Hollywood, and the journalists' grind.

But after the stage lights in Washington DC's Foggy Bottom district are dimmed on the US-Africa summit this week, and African leaders have jetted back to their respective capitals, the question on everyone's mind might be: will African leaders really sit around a table with NGOs and heed their calls?

Once the editing is over, the monks will go back to their respective monasteries and become the first Tibetan monks science teachers for their fellow monks and nuns.