Sentence examples for form amounts from inspiring English sources

A second obstacle has been the requirement in the Hyde Act of 2006 that the Indian government and an independent auditor annually provide information about the form, amounts and location of any uranium supplied to India to make sure it is not diverted for military use.

In today's architecture, in which labor is generally expensive and materials cheap, there is a tendency to slap stuff over stuff until it all lines up or looks finished — whether the resulting form amounts to something you'd call minimal or colonial or anything in between.

To say that a term has a β-normal form amounts to saying that this blind search for one will eventually terminate.

At the conclusion of Parmenides' criticism of Socrates' suggestion that forms might be thoughts, Socrates tries a completely different tack: he suggests that forms are patterns set in nature (paradeigmata) and that partaking of a form amounts to being like it (call the combination of these claims "Paradigmatism").

For many older Japanese, the decline of the honorific form amounted to losing the deep beauty of their language and the coarsening of the social culture.

"Of course we will negotiate regarding the form, amount, and various levels of enrichment," Mr. Araghchi said on state television on Tuesday.

On one level, all these recursive announcements of the renaissance of the form amount to is PR: if short stories are made to seem like "a thing", maybe a few more people will buy collection X or Y.

If a student arranges for a wire transfer using information from a previously used form/document, or from an incorrect form (amount change, currency change, etc)., the payment will be delayed.

"Of course we will negotiate regarding the form, amount, and various levels of [nuclear] enrichment, but the shipping of materials out of the country is our red line," he was quoted as saying on state television's website.

A 2003 University of California study estimated that new information in electronic form amounted to about 17.7 exabytes per annum 17.7 billion gigabytes.

In 1935, he would write that the religious belief in another world of perfect justice, when uncoupled from "the inhibiting religious form" amounted to a positive force for social change (Horkheimer 1935c, p. 131).