Sentence examples for in those instruments from inspiring English sources

The court holds that Respondent Getty did not intend to deliver or negotiate the forged checks at issue and, therefore, intended the payees to have no interest in those instruments.

Tracks rejection is especially important in those instruments, based on large quantities of alkali halide scintillators, designed to trigger on count rate increases, such as gamma-ray burst monitors.

States party to the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees, its 1967 Protocol, and the 1969 African Union Convention Governing the Specific Aspects of Refugee Problems in Africa have agreed not to expel or return refugees, as defined in those instruments, from their territory under certain circumstances.

I am in favour of much that is in those instruments but what I'm not in favour of is having a single, one-size-fits-all instrument which works on the presumption that there will be single, one-size-fits-all enforcement when nothing of the kind takes place".

First of all, in those instruments the camera is placed close to the painting surface, and a full image is acquired moving the camera by means of linear translators.

Various forms of stock and option trading, which is a more elite form of gambling, require that those who invest in those instruments have the net worth to survive a loss.

Then there's Peter Schickele, who has produced a zany and slightly more adult rewrite, "Sneaky Pete and the Wolf," in which those instruments represent butterflies (in the stomach) and fictional characters more or less out of the Old West.

In 1986, those instruments were first installed in 200- to 300-meter-deep boreholes by the U.S. Geological Survey and the state of California in anticipation of an earthquake predicted to occur in the late 1980s, but which came only in 2004.

Nevertheless, in "Las Castañuelas," those instruments chattered merrily.

After minor modifications to both instruments, we have also reported on the performance of those instruments in a large sample of doctors practising in various clinical settings in the UK. 10 The content of these instruments reflects the principles and values of medical professionalism as set out in the GMC's authoritative guidance for UK doctors.

In other words, the prices of financial instruments are flexible and adjust to grant the perfect competitiveness of financial markets, where the flows originated by changes in demand for financial instruments generate a similar change in liabilities (supply) of those instruments.