Sentence examples for charge of demonstrating from inspiring English sources

President Nixon rewarded Dent with a White House job as his keeper of those same regional code words, the man in charge of demonstrating to the South that the White House would not be working to enforce federal civil rights laws, while appearing publicly to endorse them.

After Koontz, developers have a potent new legal tool to challenge such charges because now the legal burden of demonstrating their validity is on the communities themselves.

Gessen noted that Trump seems "to think that politics consists of demonstrating that he is in charge".

Post mortem cross sections of the cells in various states of charge demonstrate the total reversibility of the Li3Bi solid phase formed at high degrees of lithiation.

(McLean and Hewitt 1994, 335) Again he reprises his former arguments regarding women's genius and the inappropriate link between genius and the legitimate exercise of rights: Even if the charge of women's lack of demonstrated genius were true, which he doubts, "we would hardly attempt to limit citizenship rights only to men of genius" (McLean and Hewitt 1994, 335).

In this paper, we study these benefits of PEV charging, demonstrating that controlled PEV charging can reduce costs associated with wind uncertainty and variability.

The EIS data for a fully charged and fully discharged battery are internally consistent with the expected kinetics of a battery in the opposite states of charge, and demonstrate that EIS measurements may be recorded with a high level of reproducibility.

We undermine the fundamentals of the electrochemical operation in these electrodes and show that the electrolyte chemistry and the aerogel morphology particularly impact the charge storage performances demonstrating the superiority of the mesoporous architecture for charge transfer and ion exchange.

The charge was demonstrating without a permit.

The slower injection rate and longer recombination times of photoinduced charge carriers demonstrate the effect of passivation.

Women who wish to receive Tahirih's services free of charge must demonstrate that they are not able to afford to pay for such services.