Sentence examples for elsewhere designed from inspiring English sources

In recent years, states have passed hundreds of their own immigration laws, some like Arizona's, hostile to immigrants, but others, like the spate of "sanctuary" laws in California and elsewhere, designed to protect immigrants from federal policy.

Mr. Price, who later gained prominence as an architect to the upper class for his work at Tuxedo Park, N.Y., and elsewhere, designed a striking house of red brick with light stone trim.

The objects on view suggest that in Scandinavia, as elsewhere, design is moving in several directions at once.

Elsewhere, design books and classic pieces by Arne Jacobsen and Hans Wegner dot the space, reiterating the designers' interests from outside the world of fashion.

A detailed description of the method of selection of household interviews is reported elsewhere design [ 52].

Current agronomic practices for potato production in the irrigated areas of southern Alberta involve a hill/furrow configuration that was adopted from elsewhere, and designed to shed rainfall away from the hill and into the furrow.

John Ashcroft's announcement that the military has in custody a bona fide Al Qaeda operative who was exploring how to set off a dirty bomb in D.C. or elsewhere was designed both to make our teeth chatter and our gratitude well up.

All experience shows that change will not happen by osmosis – there will need to be, in the developing world and elsewhere, mechanisms designed to guarantee that women will be selected in constituencies where they have a strong change of being elected.

The tactic employed by similar groups in Turkey and elsewhere was designed to shield soccer fan groups from being exposed to allegations that they were political organizations and as a result more vulnerable to government attempts to suppress them.

This was a prespecified secondary investigation of the original CLUE study (reported elsewhere 9), designed before statistical analysis was performed, but after the database was complete and locked.

But with the 3-D capabilities of new computers, numerous companies in Hollywood, San Francisco and elsewhere are designing three-dimensional worlds where users can assume their own customized graphical guises and talk with one another, challenge each other to video games and access information in ways that immerse one much more than text or still-images on a screen do.