Sentence examples for forms and conditions from inspiring English sources
At CES, he will be working on a project entitled "Pluralist Democracy in an Era of Internationalization," which explores the forms and conditions under which international cooperation and democracy can reinforce – rather than undermine – each other.
But it has often been said that the grants of power in the Constitution to the national government were expressed in such broad and general language that, notwithstanding the many changes in the modes of doing business, in the forms and conditions of social life, the needed control was still found to be vested in Congress.
Also, we introduce normal forms, and conditions are given in Theorem 2 for the normal form to exist.
(DJN VII.5.9) Beside such forms and conditions, each type of state is also prone to other faults or illnesses peculiar to itself, which Pufendorf distinguishes into "vices of men" and "vices of status".
This paper aims to contribute to understanding the nature, forms and conditions of stigmatisation related to genetic conditions within families in Africa, by exploring the ground realities of SCD in a rural Kenyan setting.
But it is hard to know which, if any, remains in top form – and conditions may enable the upgraded Ile De Re (1.45) to bridge the gap.
Of course the Tiger could lose – it is the nature of a game that is so sensitive to form and conditions, and which by and large is played by individuals easily identifiable as human beings.
The NHC stated that a broad area of low pressure had formed, and conditions were favorable for further development.
Prior to that time, as the American encyclopedist Ernest Hurst Cherrington has noted, it was universally assumed that "alcohol leaves the body unchanged through the lungs, skin, and kidneys, that within the organism it is neither transformed nor destroyed, [and] that it is ejected from the body in its original form and condition".
