Sentence examples for figures set forth from inspiring English sources
The amount of this tax was somewhat larger than that which would result, as a matter of calculation, from the figures set forth in the Company's report.
Bearing in mind that most people do not attend any form of worship, the editorial suggested that no weight should be attached to the views those religious figures set forth.
Each of the work's five movements expands on the set of short figures set forth in the introduction, with the horn solo first presented as a gentle overlay, scarcely more than another strand of counterpoint.
Alotrios, an imaginary figure sets forth his ideas on fame and theology.
The basis of all calculations is the Scale of Weights, a complicated arrangement of figures which sets forth the number of pounds that thoroughbreds of different ages must carry when running against each other.
And in the Appendix to my writing in Perez, 402 U.S. at 672, I set forth official figures to the effect that, for the period from 1900 through 1969, motor vehicle deaths in the United States exceeded the death toll of all our wars.
Purified water is obtained from wells and drinking water through a typical water purification system of unit operations presented in a flow sheet in Figure 1, meeting the standards set forth by the 1978/1990 directives issued by the Brazilian Ministry of Health [ 2].
Each figure legend denotes p values as set forth by brackets and special F characters.
Yet this is always what judicial systems do; they take the principles set forth in rules or legislation and figure out how to apply them to cases at hand.
The Algonquin Round Table – a group of notorious literary figures (mostly critics) who made The Algonquin their daily meeting place – set forth to implement significant literary styles in the early 1900s.
By Katy Lederer February 24 ,2016 The Investor Summit on Climate Risk aims to figure out how to finance a transition to clean energy, as set forth in the Paris Climate Summit, within the strictures of fiduciary duty.
