Sentence examples for in accordance with differing from inspiring English sources

I argue that existing theoretical models of minority integration offer valuable insights to the problems generated by the exclusion of third country nationals in the European Union by showing how various national-statist arrangements have responded to "difference" in accordance with differing definitions of political membership and specific historical experiences.

2, are we complying with our own policy?" Kristin M. Nimsger, an electronic- evidence specialist at Kroll Ontrack Inc., which helps find and recover electronic evidence, said a company's policies should and usually do require that documents be kept for a specific length of time in accordance with differing state laws.

The government has been inept at dealing with the different generations of Greeks abroad, unable to tailor its educational programs in accordance with the differing stages of progress in which they are and insisting on focusing almost exclusively on language to the detriment of Hellenic history and culture.

In accordance with participants' differing levels of perceived urgency across the four scenarios, the 'opt out' data (ie, the decision to delay care and monitor the situation) suggested that the degree to which people would take up any service also differed depending on the presenting problem.

The specific lists differed from culture to culture, in accordance with differences in the skills that were exemplified by adults in each culture.

There Schleiermacher represents art as of its very nature a collective expression of religious feeling (one which differs in accordance with the differences between religions).

In accordance with these differences, the prediction strategies for class II MHC differ from those for class I MHC.

In accordance with these different risk levels, the behavior of the rodents differed, resembling control levels during Pre-appearance and peaked during Attack.

In summary, the MRI SIJ and spinal activity scores were made in accordance with the Danish methods primarily differing from the Spondyloarthritis Research Consortium of Canada (SPARCC) methods by using fully three-dimensional assessment of the SIJ and the spine [ 32, 33].

These different types of words differ in accordance with their familiarity.

At higher stages e.g., in the cells of the lateral geniculate body this emphasis on opponence, or contrast, is maintained and extended; thus, several types of cell have been described that differ in accordance with the organization of their receptive fields from the colour aspect; some were very similar to ganglion cells, while others differed in certain respects.