Sentence examples for equal entities from inspiring English sources

The Dayton agreement of 1995, which at last brought a sort of peace to the country, divided Bosnia into two roughly equal entities, the Serb Republic and the Muslim-Croat Federation, each with its own army, under a pretty theoretical central government.

Therefore allocation as an action with administrative enforcement could not be used to change the property relations between equal entities; it was applicable only when the land-use rights were owned by the state itself.

We therefore provide evidence that intrinsic classification of Chinese breast cancer, as carried out previously in Asian cohorts 30, 31, is indeed equivalent to Caucasian breast tumors, since equal entities were identified in Chinese and Caucasian cohorts classified by PAM50.

Cyprus has, for the first time, demonstrated there is in fact a limit to what northern European countries will do to preserve the illusion that Euro land can remain a cohesive and equal entity.

An entity's percentage of indirect interest in a second entity is equal to the entity's percentage of direct interest in an intermediate entity multiplied by the intermediate entity's direct or indirect interest in the second entity.

All the theory does, according to Aristotle, is introduce new entities equal in number to the entities to be explained as if one could solve a problem by doubling it.

In addition to the graphical representation, the application shows detailed lists of equal and unique entities for each model and provides tabs to switch between reactions, metabolites, and genes.

In July 1990, the Assembly of Serbia passed a decision to suspend the Assembly of Kosovo shortly after 114 of the 123 Kosovo Albanian delegates from that Assembly had passed an unofficial resolution declaring Kosovo an equal and independent entity within the SFRY.

the amount determined under subsection (a) for any taxable year shall not exceed an amount (separately computed with respect to such person's interest in such trade or business or entity) equal to the amount of tax attributable to that portion of a person's taxable income which is allocable or apportionable to the person's interest in such trade or business or entity.

The Huttwil League considered itself a political entity equal to and independent from the city authorities, and it assumed full military and political sovereignty in its territories.

Moreover, the ecological self will practice a "biocentric egalitarianism," in which each natural entity is held as being inherently equal to every other entity.