Sentence examples for chapter for that from inspiring English sources

All 25 EU members must agree that Turkey has met every condition in each chapter for that bit of the negotiation to be closed.

My American professor was so busy that he outsourced several things: 'You might want to write this chapter for that book.' Already as a child I was urged to discover things and to shift borders.

Contact a member of your local chapter for that chapter's specific admission information, which the NHS constitution states must also be provided in official school publications that are made easily available to parents and students.

We are aware of several authors of chapters for that document who have already made plans to submit their chapters for publication in other specialty journals (Ekong et al. 2006).

Most chapters (27/40) describe viral vector-based technologies: gammaretroviruses and lentiviruses, adenoviruses (including the more advanced 'helper-dependent' kind), parvoviruses (adeno-associated viruses (AAVs)) and a single chapter for herpesviruses that reflect the marginal use of this vector family.

These groups, which already have 501(c)(4) status, should be as thoroughly investigated as any Tea Party chapter applying for that tax exempt status.

Though both TAs met prior to instructing the chapter material for that week to ensure there was a uniformity in instruction, it is possible that TA2's familiarity with that material may have influenced the ability answer activity related questions.

Well, that last sentence is weak and unsatisfying, I know, but I would have to refer you to the last chapter of that book for my larger, still,well, evolving view.

For them, this week will bring new hope that the wedding will lead on, while Prince William and his princess are still young enough to make a difference, to a new chapter for the crown that will yield the contentment — for the nation, and for the couple themselves — that was so cruelly promised on the halcyon day that saw Prince William's parents wed.

The Latin name for this, he says, is "anaesthesia dolorosa — painful loss of feeling"; the final chapter is named for that condition.

The organizers had difficulty finding a chapter for Mr. Cameron that didn't have "some kind of coded message," political or otherwise.