Sentence examples for conveyed to it from inspiring English sources

"It is the Legislature's opinion that the electoral governance powers are conveyed to it directly by the U.S. Constitution and cannot be circumvented by action of the state Supreme Court," Mr. McKay said in the joint statement.

The NAE will hold all information conveyed to it by the contestants in confidence, except that the winning contestant must agree to disclose the winning technology at the time of announcement of the award in February 2007.

In particular, future data might also help clarify whether the melodic information we observed in BOLD patterns of HG originated in HG was conveyed to it by sensory ascending activity, or whether it was fed back to HG from higher-level brain areas.

She conveyed to me, "It's the most positive way for me to force change".

But it was politely conveyed to her that it might be better if she absented herself".

Walden said Tuesday that WADA has conveyed to Russia "that it was completely inappropriate" to retaliate against a whistleblower. .

That means that if the proposal passed, the State Department would have to cite evidence that a person not only joined Al Qaeda, but also intended to relinquish his citizenship, and the advantages it conveys, to rescind it.

Afterwards, the feedstock is conveyed to the pretreatment area where it is subjected to continuous steam explosion pretreatment.

I admire conductors who can convey, to put it simply, how a piece of music goes.

Suppose that I want to convey to you what it's like to walk a foggy trail in Big Sur.

Originators prefer to restrict the information they can convey to experts because it encourages the participation of non experts.