Sentence examples for days under which from inspiring English sources

And this is what O'Leary said: "The events of the last seven days, under which Europe's airlines were prevented from flying by the closure of European airspace highlight how absurd and discriminatory the EU261 regulations are towards Europe's airlines.

A lame duck president, Bush launched Operation Restore Hope the following day under which the United States would assume command in accordance with Resolution 794.

A deal announced a few days later, under which Altice is buying Cablevision for $17.7bn£11.4bnbn), pushed the value of $10bn-plus 10bn-plusls" so far in 2015 through levels last seen in 1999.

Vettori is ranked the world's best bowler in the one-day format under which the World Cup is played, while Afridi has been the tournament's outstanding performer so far.

The result showed that all of the three candidate RMs were stable for 15 days under 4 °C, which is adequate for the sample delivery (Additional file 1: Table S2).

Then came India vs. England at Bangalore, a lift not only for the tournament, but for the much-criticized one-day match format under which it is played.

The Church of England Synod has at least 10 more hours of debate over the next three days on the terms under which women will be consecrated as bishops — a step that was formally approved two years ago.

Experts agree that a social sea change has removed much of the stigma of pregnancy outside marriage, and many births these days are "open adoptions," under which birth parents maintain contact with the children and the parents who are raising them.

The protesters have demanded that the government step down and hold a new election within 15 days, rejecting a compromise under which Mr. Abhisit offered to hold an election at the end of the year, one year before the expiration of his term in office.

Those were the circumstances under which, eleven days later, Clinton appointed Shinseki Chief of Staff.

Thai financial institutions have gotten a much-needed lift from a spate of deals in recent days, including one announced today under which the Dutch banking giant ABN AMRO will assume majority control of the medium-sized Bank of Asia.