Sentence examples for conditions through which from inspiring English sources
The processes and conditions through which parents may influence children's physical activity have not been identified.
These courses aim to mirror real-life work conditions through which students are given problem-solving exercises to work on as a team.
Bush tried to create the conditions through which Iraqis could govern themselves horizontally, by having the different communities write their own social contract on how to live together.
Trump said next to nothing about democracy, human rights or the conditions through which extremism has emerged — conditions, in part, stoked by the repressive politics of governments like Saudi Arabia.
The economic conditions through which Britain is living reflect a disgraceful abdication of responsibility by a government that has consigned millions of lives to unnecessary and avoidable hardship and great anxiety about their future prospects.
Trachoma: As part of the effort to control the leading cause of preventable blindness, The Carter Center has supported improved sanitation and hygiene to improve the conditions through which the disease is spread.
As groundwater flows through an aquifer, its composition and temperature may variation dependent on the aquifer condition through which it flows.
All too often, socialism is dismissed as a youthful pursuit that must necessarily give way to the sort of eat-or-be-eaten pragmatism of Thatcher's ideology; an infantile condition through which one must go, like colic.
"Whereas mortality is the condition that leads the self to withdraw from the world into a fundamental concern with a fate that can only be its own, natality is the condition through which we immerse ourselves into the world through the goodwill and solidarity of those who nurture us," writes Seyla Benhabib, professor of government at Yale.
(c) Under what conditions, and through which mechanisms, does democracy foster economic development?
