Sentence examples for disposition of which from inspiring English sources

Foremost among them was a planned review of challenges to national committee members, a favorable disposition of which Mr. Buchanan was counting on to give him a majority of supporters on the committee.

Using confirmatory factor analysis, they provided support for a 3-factor understanding of disposition to rash action: a mood-based disposition, of which positive and negative urgency are facets; a deficits-in-conscientiousness disposition, of which lack of planning and lack of perseverance are facets; and sensation seeking.

In St Pauli, Celtic fans of a left-wing disposition – of which there are a fair number – have found a natural sister club, one which champions humanitarian, socialist and anti-fascist causes, and whose terraces are steeped in political history.

This may be exacerbated by the presence of the N-terminal TPR and C-terminal SGS domains, the disposition of which within the overall Hsp90 Sgt1 complex is not currently known.

The other mistake was the disposition of Kashmir, which, given the brutal logic of partition, ought to have been part of Pakistan.

"I put my offshore company at the disposition of Elf, which sent a lot of money," Mr. Guelfi told Le Monde.

On February 24 , 1473 he proclaimed the Dispositio Achillea ("Disposition of Achilles"), which was to preserve Brandenburg as a united whole and keep his dynastic inheritance intact.

"From the time of the delivery of the check by the defendant to the bank it became the owner of the check; it could have torn it up or thrown it in the fire or made any other use or disposition of it which it chose, and no right of defendant would have been infringed".

The second thought is that there are well-known problems of giving a conditional analysis of dispositions, in light of which many authors have been inclined to reject the long-assumed link between dispositions and conditionals.

Plebiscites eventually determined the disposition of southern Carinthia (which went to Austria) and the town of Sopron (which went to Hungary).

He is rapidly losing all his mental elasticity and all that impetuous vigor of disposition which was such a striking characteristic of him only a short time ago.