Sentence examples for instance concerning from inspiring English sources
To all appearances, everything became more conservative — Pompidou won the election, and the government took its revenge; but fundamentally, for instance, concerning women, homosexuals, things had progressed.
Mossack Fonseca appears only to have been fined twice by the BVI Financial Services Commission for due diligence failures, in one instance concerning a company ultimately owned by Alaa Mubarak.
Numerical results from an industrial instance concerning the configuration of heavy-duty trucks are also reported, demonstrating the usefulness of the method developed.
For instance, concerning the requirement "The projects are satisfactorily characterized" (requirement 2 of Table 8), the following descriptions are provided: Satisfied: The project characterization is explicit.
This principle can be specified in several ways, for instance concerning which units are included, which goals are to be achieved, and who has the authority to apply it.
There are a few points of controversy, for instance concerning the status of Freudian psychoanalysis, but the general picture is one of consensus rather than controversy in particular issues of demarcation.
The latest instance concerns an overture by Beethoven for an opera project based on Shakespeare's "Macbeth".
The first jury trial Mrs. Clinton handled on her own, for instance, concerned the rear end of a rat in a can of pork and beans.
The first instance concerned a scandal involving the governor's accepting lavish gifts from a political patron, which cast a pall over Mr. Cuccinelli, who took gifts from the same donor.
Since the social group was not homogeneous, validity and executive power were attributed only to decisions taken unanimously in an assembly, and the deliberations in each instance concerned only the question of conformity to tradition.
Yet, while some arbitrariness is inevitable, and highlights a blurred boundary, the blurring in each instance concerns very specific criteria and clinical tests for determining that a standard has been met, not the standard itself.
