Sentence examples for iii from inspiring English sources
The word "iii" is correct and can be used in written English
It is an abbreviation for "Item, Item, Item," which is typically used in lists or enumerations (for example, in legal documents). Here is an example sentence: The contract outlines our obligations as follows: i) payment terms, ii) delivery schedule, and iii) warranty policy.
The only difficult questions are these:(i) why and how do the French fool themselves into thinking that such crazy laws can have any useful effect?;(ii) what elaborate public policy mechanism prevents them learning from past errors?(iii) does anything ever make the French happy at all, even inadvertently?
The commissioners can either i) find an alternative use, which can range from selling for redevelopment to transferring the building to another Christian group or ii) have the building demolished or iii) hand the church over to a conservation agency that will maintain the structure and may also allow occasional services and other public events.
Together with the World Bank, the AfDB is backing the huge Inga III dam project on the river Congo, about 143 miles downstream of Kinshasa, capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Kaberuka argues that Inga III and dams being developed by Ethiopia can benefit the whole continent.
Those with heavy luggage and camping equipment travel on The Scillonian III, a ferry which sails from Penzance to Hugh Town on the island of St Mary's.
The star-studded 1963 epic was based on the real-life mass breakout bid from Stalag Luft III.
Article III-182, as it emerged from the convention, provided that "the Union shall contribute to the promotion of European sporting issues" and develop the "European dimension in sport", as well as "protecting the physical and moral integrity of sportsmen" (best of luck, on this last point).This is the first time the EU has claimed power over sport in its basic legal documents.
Prior to submitting this research for publication, our lab produced 48 samples of this virus and at first called it HTLV-III, to designate it as the third known human retrovirus.
In fact, the number of specific diagnoses more than doubled between DSM-I and DSM-III, from 106 to 265.
Most prominent was Queen Charlotte, born in 1744 and the long-suffering wife of Mad King George George IIIII – with whom she had 15 children, with 13 surviving.
Davis Love III claimed the Europeans were sore losers: "We didn't cry when we lost two in a row".
