Sentence examples for during a point of from inspiring English sources

MPs are not allowed to reveal the details of private select committee proceedings, but Doughty partly lifted the veil of secrecy during a point of order, including an apparent effort to prevent a quorum by MPs leaving the committee meeting.

The alleged manoeuvre to frustrate the work of the committees on arms export controls was revealed by Labour's Stephen Doughty, a member of the committee, during a point of order in the Commons.

Players must not look at their cards during a Point of order.

Tuck responded by taking every snap during practice — a point of emphasis for some players after last weekend's loss — and then turned in one of his best performances.

Security in Rio during the Olympics, was a point of pride for Brazilian authorities who did not appreciate being slagged on world TV.

This can be better visualized by tracing the coordinates of the N-terminal amine nitrogen of the peptide backbone during the equilibrium as a point of reference.

Regional anticoagulation with heparin and protamine was burdensome, often required coagulation status monitoring using the activated clotting time during the procedure with a point of care measurement device.

These genes play a crucial role in determining cell fate during differentiation: upon reaching a point of lineage commitment, this 'poised' chromatin allows these genes to rapidly resolve into either an active or inactive state.

The current technological limitations of available imaging modalities preclude accurate real-time imaging of all but the most peripheral alveoli, therefore whether alveoli open and close during mechanical ventilation remains a point of contention.

Voice of the Faithful, the movement of lay Catholics that emerged during the scandal, has made a point of declaring that Catholics have a right to good leadership.

"I told him after almost every practice during the playoffs, I made a point of going over to him and telling him to stay engaged," Rivers said.