Sentence examples for by which a good from inspiring English sources
And U.S. News has largely become the measure by which a good school is defined.
The mechanism by which a good night's sleep improves learning and memory has been discovered by scientists.
Things like "rules of origin" (defining the standards by which a good can be said to originate in a partner country and thus receive tariff benefits), allowable tariffs, how disagreements will be settled, investor protections, patent rules -- that's the stuff of trade agreements.
What are the rules by which a good person lives their life?
The rejection of Bernstein's attempt to stay on beyond 70, passed by a body on which a good proportion of the members are over that age and encouraged by the outgoing Premier League chairman, Sir Dave Richards, will leave the global game scratching their heads at yet another change atop an organisation that (according to Seb Coe) Blatter once said was "run by idiots".
In a world without walls, these global exchanges will be the shapers of the rules, standards and technology by which a whole host of goods and services will be bought, sold, auctioned and bartered.
But most observers reckon it is a good basis for negotiation.Anti-dumping in other words, the procedure by which a counegotiation.Anti-dumping inothert reckons are "dumped", or sold belowordsthes a much more difficult subject.
Here we discuss the means by which, after a good deal of trial and error, we found effective procedures for our collaboration.
Wasps tacked on another score just before the final whistle, for Piutau – who will be playing his rugby with Ulster next season – by which stage a good number of the crowd were drifting away.
This shadow side is mirrored in politics -- a means by which massive good can be brought to marginalised people, or by which a nation can oppress an entire people.
Given that pleasure is a confused or distinct apprehension of harmony, knowledge serves as the necessary means by which an individual cultivates the moral good, the charity of the wise.
