Sentence examples for incorporated most of from inspiring English sources

In the 14th century the Habsburgs incorporated most of Breisgau into their domains.

This was a savvy collection that incorporated most of the big trends seen in Milan this week.

The changes incorporated most of the recommendations of Derek Higgs, the respected investment banker, who had produced a review of boardroom behaviour in January.

During the Italian wars, France and Spain had occupied Savoy, a duchy that incorporated most of the present-day Piedmont, between France and the duchy of Milan.

The towns were to be spaced a day's ride apart, forming a spokelike pattern radiating from the capital; the Mormon church referred to this area as the intermountain empire, or Deseret, the latter the name of a proposed state that incorporated most of present-day Arizona and Nevada, portions of Idaho, Colorado, New Mexico, and Wyoming, and approximately one-third of California.

"We have now incorporated most of the serious ideas from across the political spectrum about how to contain the rising cost of health care -- ideas that go after the waste and abuse in our system, especially in programs like Medicare," he said.

The Human Rights Act incorporated most, though not all, of the European Convention of Human Rights into ­domestic law.

Is corporate domicile determined by where the company is legally incorporated, where most of the employees are located, or where principal research or operations take place, he asked.

Most of the North Shore waterfront from Great Neck to Port Jefferson is in incorporated villages; most of the rest of Long Island's 1,100 miles of shoreline is unincorporated.

Analysis of single-cell suspensions by flow cytometry revealed that despite the 3-D structure of the neurospheres, the PE-NPs had penetrated deep into the neurosphere and incorporated into most of the cells, with 84±6%6 % of cells positive at the highest concentration used (Fig.  5b).

Begun in 1283, it was the climax to one of the most ambitious building projects of medieval times: an "iron ring" of castles along the Welsh coast, most of which incorporated or dictated the layout of their host towns.