Sentence examples for from any portion of from inspiring English sources
Before turning directly to the government's monopoly maintenance claim, I'd like to make one point that lies at the heart of this case and cuts across all claims asserted in the complaints: Nothing Microsoft did foreclosed Netscape from any portion of the marketplace.
Zillow's Terms of Use… specifically prohibit reproducing, modifying, distributing, or otherwise creating derivative works from any portion of the Zillow Site.
Instead of dumping, regulators call it a "bypass" [pdf] -- "an intentional diversion of wastestreams from any portion of a treatment facility".
In a statement to The Huffington Post, Pentagon spokesman Lt. Col. Damien Pickart said, "DISA was sensitive to any civil liberty concerns that might arise from any portion of the curriculum, which is why it coordinated with 26 federal agencies to ensure the maximum amount of input was received before going live".
Cholangiocarcinoma arise from any portion of the intrahepatic or extrahepatic bile duct epithelium.
Interestingly, planarians can regenerate their well-organized brains from any portion of their bodies utilizing adult somatic pluripotent stem cells (neoblasts) [ 13- 15].
"Mr. Redstone objects to the public being present for any portion of testimony from treating or examining physicians and nursing staff," according to filing by Laura A. Wytsma, one of Redstone's attorneys.
They cite a provision of N.B.A. bylaws prohibiting an employee from owning any portion of another basketball league.
One of the printed rules of the Morgan Library is: Readers must refrain from touching any portion of the text or decoration, and, in closer….
By Vera Moos and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, April 24 , 1965P. 38 One of the printed rules of the Morgan Library is: Readers must refrain from touching any portion of the text or decoration, and, in closer examination, to refrain from breathing upon the page.
In the suit, the waiters, Alisa Agofonova and Aaron Pou, say they were forced to share tips with restaurant management, a violation of state law, which bars managers from taking any portion of workers' tips.
