Sentence examples for further persons from inspiring English sources

This third book in a three-volume series offers detailed biographical data on all identifiable authors, patients, witnesses of therapies, transmitters of recipes, and further persons mentioned in the Ben cao gang mu and provides bibliographical data on all textual sources resorted to and quoted by Li Shizhen and his collaborators.

Further, persons living with HIV are also at high risk for cardiomyopathy.

In addition, we consider the total size of the household that can include further persons not dependent on welfare.

Meanwhile, the EU has formally announced that it is strengthening sanctions against Russia, adding "15 further persons and 18 entities" to an asset freeze and a visa ban.

Since entitlement to welfare is means-tested with consideration of the wealth and the income of further household members, we merge information on further persons living in the households that are recorded in the Benefit History Master Records (Leistungshistorikgrunddatei, BHMR).

Or consider an Adam and Eve scenario Adam and Eve lead nice lives above the sufficiency line, but begetting any children and bringing it about that any further persons exist would be wrong to do, according to the view under consideration, if it is the case that bringing about the existence of future persons will unavoidably make things worse from the standpoint of minimizing total gaps-per-person.

A further person was also killed and four wounded when a mortar round hit a hospital.

An X Factor spokesman said: "There was a stage invasion by four men, with one further person in support.

Other raids around Munich and Stuttgart were aimed at four contacts of the Tunisian-born men who are suspected of financing terrorist activities, and a further person suspected of money laundering, the statement said.

Statoil reckons it should require 51,000 person-years of work to get it into production, and 2,700 further person-years to run it.

This objection assumes a purely psychological criterion of identity, however, one in which, further, "person" is what's known as a substance concept, a term designating a kind to which an individual always and essentially belongs throughout its existence.