Republicans, for example, are widely expected to attempt to block arbitration rules released by the CFPB this spring.
Those annoying airline fees, for example, are widely disliked — but at least you know what you're paying for.
Many EU standards on justice and home affairs, or green issues, for example—are widely welcomed.Ambitious Estonians, however, sometimes overlook deeper problems.
Glass panels, for example, are widely used in the construction of domes, roofs, façades or frameworks in which, in conjunction with metallic bearing structures, they allow the realization of fascinating buildings.
I know from observation and personal experience that there are still some cultures within the UK where the wider network pulls together to care for its older or ill members: Asian families, for example, are widely recognised for their greater willingness to shoulder these kinds of responsibilities.
Silver (Ag) NPs, for example, are widely used for medical, textile, food packaging and water treatment applications [20 23].
EAS tags, for example, are widely assumed to reduce theft through increasing the (perceived or actual) risk that offenders are apprehended.
Endowments, for example, are widely credited with creating stable financial results for the organizations lucky enough to have them.
There are different kinds of process-based models: Dynamic global vegetation models (DGVM), for example, are widely used to simulate current and future global vegetation patterns based on carbon, nutrient and water cycling [ 13].
This is unfortunate since some themes — delaying adolescent coital debut and reducing numbers of sexual partners, for example — are widely supported goals in nearly all circles and political philosophies.
