Sentence examples for future structured by from inspiring English sources

The march is not simply about students protesting their own situation – in fact, most current students won't yet be affected by the proposals, although they, too, are already facing a future structured by debt.

As for tax shelters, riskier deals may have to be structured by sponsors in future years, in order for investors to receive the same tax breaks.

Choices are structured by oppression.

Their lives are structured by sacred codes.

My work is structured by seasons.

They will be structured by themes.

This new structure would be kept regardless of the specific proposals on the future structure of MPs' allowances advanced by Sir Christopher Kelly, the chairman of the committee on standards in public life.

The housing review is one of the five big policy decisions awaiting Labour, including funding of the NHS, a growth review led by Lord Adonis, the future structure of railways and its overall fiscal stance.

And Ruth Farwell, chair of GuildHE and vice-chancellor of Bucks New University, says: "It would be a mistake to encourage the development of an HE sector riddled with even more snobbery than it already has by basing its future structure on an old-fashioned model resembling grammar schools and secondary moderns".

Future structure-function studies may reveal mechanisms by which certain alleles (for example, DQB1*0602) and the DRB1*06-13; 14-/DQA1*0102/DQB1*0602 haplotype may confer protection against RHD.

Future structure determinations should resolve the question.