Sentence examples for far the joint from inspiring English sources

It is unclear how far the joint committee will go in investigating voting problems or whether it will subpoena records and witnesses.

Thus far, the joint team from the UN and the Hague-based Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) sent into Syria two months ago, to oversee the destruction of the Assad regime's chemical weapons arsenal as part of a deal to avert an American missile strike in response to Bashar Assad's use of chemical weapons on August 21st, has confounded sceptics.

The study examined the bone surfaces which would have articulated with other bones to determine how far the joints could move without dislocating.

But Constantine went far beyond the joint policy agreed upon at Mediolanum.

Although in some PsA patients synovitis was observed to conform to a typical rheumatoid pattern, in others there was 'inflamed tissue extending far beyond the joint capsule, involving neighbouring structures such as thickened collateral ligaments and surrounding periarticular soft tissue'.

So far through the joint programme, the UN has supported hundreds of victims of domestic violence to get access to legal and psychological aid; empowered women to become financially independent; increased the capacities of health and social care professionals; introduced services to treat domestic violence perpetrators and raised public awareness of the issues of domestic violence.

As the ring reaches your knuckle, press it against and move it as far up the joint on the inside as possible.

The ball-and-joint assembly makes the cables less susceptible to breaking, but if they're strained too far, the individual joints can simply come apart then be snapped back into place.

If too much adhesive was used then the excess may have squeezed too far between the joints in which case it needs to be cut chiseled back; either way take time to tidy it up.

BP said it was paying more cash because it was not including its stake in Sakhalin, an oil- and gas-rich area of the Russian Far East, in the joint venture.

The first minister told MSPs: "Most people in Scotland would feel that George Osborne insulted the intelligence of the Scottish people … The indications we have so far is that the joint enterprise between George Osborne and Ed Balls has backfired on the two Unionist parties in spectacular fashion".