Sentence examples for general in form from inspiring English sources

The coverage of the MFN clause can be considerably reduced by a minute definition of a particular item so that a concession, while general in form, applies in practice to only one country.

Dirac's accomplishment was more general in form but similar in results to matrix mechanics, another early version of quantum mechanics created about the same time in Germany by a joint effort of Heisenberg, Max Born, Pascual Jordan, and Wolfgang Pauli.

Application of most-favoured-nation treatment was limited in the past by the practice of granting concessions to the principal supplier country in an effort to obtain reciprocal concessions or by reclassifying and minutely defining items in the customs tariff so that a duty concession, while general in form, applies in practice to only one country.

The principles of synderesis are rather general in form.

First, we could well assume that the criminal law must be general in form and in its use of coercive threats if it is to be practicable.

This model is similar in nature to those studied previously by a number of researchers, but it is more general in form.

He says he's submitting a polished version to the state's Attorney General in the form of a ballot proposition proposal within the next 48 hours.

But if some part of it comes back to him from AM General in the form of a campaign contribution in 2012, it's all perfectly legal.

On the basis these we can hypothesize that the treatments with REAC technology may be helpful in AD and, in general, in several forms of cognitive-impairment disorders.

Another, not mutually exclusive, explanation of the results is that the cerebellum plays a general role in forming sequential associations [40].

The problem was solved in general form, in our previous work [cf. Danov et al. (1998b Chem. Engng Sci., submitted] by using lubrication approximation.