Sentence examples for further conventions from inspiring English sources

Further conventions, well established by the 4th dynasty, included the showing of both hands and feet, right and left, without distinction.

Each convention gives rise to new problems that in turn pressure us to enter into further conventions.

But Woolf told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme: "If you have a further convention – a British convention – there's going to be a complication in the position, because you're going to have two conventions to which the courts are going to have a regard.

To reassure maximalists, the rest of the constitution might be put off to a further convention or IGC to be summoned soon after 2009, but others would not find that prospect reassuring at all.Treaty minus, with a promise of no more to come.

The function expression 'φ(xˆ,zˆ)' is ambiguous between 'λxλy φxy' and 'λyλx φxy', without some further convention.

Fixing the latter operation was not sufficient to fix the former, so a further convention was necessary, which Einstein supplied in the form of his operation of sending light beams from each of the events in question to the midpoint between their locations, to see if they arrive there at the same time.

Further, the conventions establish the obligation of the railways to carry goods and the rights and obligations of the various railway authorities of the contracting states.

Daldry then further flouted convention as an apprentice clown in Italy.

Further, the convention guarantees prisoners a right of appeal, while the president's order seems to bar it.

From the outset, she depicted strong women and heroines and further defied convention by making a speciality of female nudes.

Pyrrhonism further associates convention with appearances, so that the sceptic, by adhering to appearances, can lead an ordinary life (see section 4).