Sentence examples for be sustained under a from inspiring English sources
Holweg said the UK's current volumes of production could not be sustained under a WTO trading regime with the EU, as higher levels of border friction and tariffs would render UK car manufacturing less competitive.
They obtained a warrant from a judicial officer 'upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the * * * things to be seized.' It is vital that having done so their actions should be sustained under a system of justice responsive both to the needs of individual liberty and to the rights of the community.
Therefore, high optical performance can be sustained under a very wide range of the incident angle by employing the front-opening crescent cross-sectional design for SNSCs.
The current in the ON and OFF states of the electrically bistable devices can be sustained under a constant voltage of 1 V for up to 8 h, which is given in Figure 4.
Once Graham finally grasped that his paper could not be sustained under any available business model, he had the good sense and decency to hand it over to a deep-pocketed entrepreneur who could take a shot at the requisite experimentation.
This strong selection intensity might be sustained under controlled conditions in a laboratory, but might often lead to extirpation in wild populations.
The stocks were used untitred because the complementing A1-L4 could could not be sustained under agar as required for a plaque assay.
I disagree with the Court in its holding that an ordinance imposing a 'blanket prohibition' can be sustained under the Commerce Clause as mere regulation.
The possibility that learning, in a Hebbian sense, might be difficult to be sustained under this indirect, changing effects needs to be seriously considered.
1346, 63 L.Ed.2d 781980980), would be sustained under the rule announced today.
The tradeoff, between access to scarce spectrum and delivery of commercial PSB, could not be sustained under conditions of spectrum plenty.
