Sentence examples for hcoc from inspiring English sources
"The failure to comprehensively document and investigate deaths of asylum-seekers at sea or in immigration custody while other fatal incidents invoke large-scale and international ad hoc responses, as in the case of missing flight MH370, suggests that certain lives effectively count for more than others, both at a domestic level and within the international community".
Devolution should not be confined to cities or ad hoc combinations of them.
First, Pietersen was told that he was almost certainly finished as an England cricketer and then offered an "ad hoc consultancy role" with the one-day side.
Britain has previously offered some ad hoc military training inside Ukraine but that was before the conflict sent relations between the EU and Russia into the deep freeze.
Tomorrow's summit caps a year of unprecedented trouble, with the leaders expected to agree on a new permanent European stability mechanism replacing May's ad hoc emergency fund from 2013.
Andrew McKellar, the chief executive of the Australian Automobile Association, said it was an "ad hoc revenue grab" which would result in "absolute chaos" if the Senate did not approve it after 12 months, because motorists would expect to get a refund from the fuel companies.
In some cases the ad-hoc reception strategy has caused discomfort among the local population, but in others it has generated solidarity.
Briggs said that happens already on an ad-hoc basis, and the federal government is involving itself more in infrastructure because of its "importance to the national economy".
By law it is he – not hard-pressed, ad-hoc campaigns that tend to be in the more affluent parts of the country – who has ultimate responsibility for libraries.
At a hearing on Tuesday, several justices appeared to take issue with Kobach's argument, with one accusing the secretary of state of a "loosey-goosey" and "ad-hoc" determination of which candidates can appear on the ballot.
By retrofitting his prediction model so that it more closely aligns with past results, Mr Abramowitz leaves himself vulnerable to the charge that this post-hoc tinkering lacks any substantive basis.
