Sentence examples for circulated only by from inspiring English sources

In New York City today, petitions to run for office can be circulated only by a notary public -- or a New York variation, a commissioner of deeds -- or, in some cases, by a registered voter who lives within the district.

After each conference a private report of the meeting is circulated only to past and present participants, and in the report speakers are identified only by their country.

Advisories about the crisis often circulated only in English.

This virus circulated only in the Northern Hemisphere for 1 season.

For now, Google plans to circulate only a few hundred videos created by commercial media companies rather than tangling with the mass of user-generated clips that make up the bulk of YouTube content.

A small trusted circle would, for example, memorise each other's works and circulate them only by oral means.

Earlier this year, a document by female Islamic State supporters of the al Khanssaa Brigade, circulated online, only confirms what kind of role women are expected to fulfil under IS. .

True, the document, though widely circulated, was only a draft.

"Cathy" at first circulated in only about three dozen newspapers.

10 The perioral area is not only well circulated by lymphatic and blood vessels, but also by numerous mimic muscle fibers accounting for vivid facial expression.

Directed by Victor Halperin and produced by his brother, Edward, for their own company, "White Zombie" fell into the public domain decades ago and has since circulated in copies distinguished only by degrees of awfulness.