Sentence examples for former dependents from inspiring English sources

Many former dependents, such as India, have outgrown their reliance on financing.

Care under this paragraph for the newborn of those former members or former dependents is authorized but on a full reimbursable basis unless the Secretary of the Military Department elect to use Secretarial Designee status for the newborn.

Variables related to these which other studies have found to be significant include, (a) whether permanent residence had been gained (which, it could be argued, influences the probability of return migration); and, (b) whether former dependents had joined the migrants living overseas [ 19, 20].

Care under this paragraph is authorized on a non-reimbursable basis for the former member or former dependent of member.

A decade later she published Black Earth City, an account of her months spent living in Russia's provincial heartland during the year in which the Soviet Union was finally dismembered, the former dependent states breaking away like the fragmentation of a giant iceberg.

All I wanted was to die painlessly," says Maxim Malyshev, a former dependent heroin user from Tver, a city north west of Moscow.

These adverse events are hypersensitivity reaction, and classified into allergic reactions and non-allergic reactions [ 12], the former, dependent on [ 13], and the latter, independent on dose and infusion rate [ 14].

The natural frequencies of the former are dependent upon only the radial dimensions of the models, while the natural frequencies of the latter are dependent upon both axial length and radial thickness.

The former are dependent on the EU for between a fifth and a quarter of their research funding.

Thus spontaneous uterine contractions are under the control of both soluble and particulate guanylate cyclases; the former is dependent on gestational age but the latter is not.

Bell RP, Foxe JJ, Nierenberg J, Hoptman MJ, Garavan H (2011). Assessing white matter integrity as a function of abstinence duration in former cocaine-dependent individuals.