Sentence examples for branch has developed from inspiring English sources

Although this is indeed a determination for the executive branch to make, we are concerned that the executive branch has developed a practice of bypassing traditional checks and balances and treating these determinations as dispositive in all cases.

And by adopting it, the White House has shattered the traditional legal process the executive branch has developed to sustain the rule of law over the past 75 years.

The company's New York branch has developed its own catalogue emphasising the works of American composers, including Elliott Carter, David Del Tredici, Walter Piston, Ned Rorem and Steve Reich.

Four primary branches have developed within agricultural engineering, based on the problems encountered.

App developers and marketers will quickly understand the benefit to the technology Branch Metrics has developed – and so did investors, it seems – the company ended up having their pick of VCs to work with, and chose NEA after getting a term sheet in just three days.

Both of you have born the idea of establishing the German branch of SETAC which has developed since then extremely well.

Each branch of the military has developed its own policy towards screening and prevention of exercise-related injury and sudden death.

As a new branch of thermometry, which has developed from the increasing demand, during the past decade, for improved quality control in microtechnology, they all have some common features compared with other conventional thermometry.

In the last 60 years, starting with works by Peach, Koehler and Eshelby, an original branch of continuum physics has developed that consists in providing means of evaluating the evolution of particular material zones of bodies under the action of external loadings.

What if you followed it through to its conclusion that it's morally wrong to have children at all? Welcome to antinatalism, a previously obscure branch of philosophy that has developed a cult online following.

Do not act religious -- meaning this: avoid pride in name-brand or branch of Christianity that has developed in about 2000 years, as being better for as long as salvation is by grace through faith not of yourself it is the gift of God, then it matters little: "Are you a Christian?" Some answer: "I'm a ____________... ........ (name a denomination or church).