Sentence examples for instrument to which from inspiring English sources

Has been design a preliminary instrument to which a content validation was performed by expert judgment and analysis of reliability.

The Covenant was in its nature an entirely separate instrument to which neutral states could accede even if they objected to other parts of the peace treaties.

The written agreement shall specify the legal instrument to which the waiver applies and, if the servicemember is not a party to that instrument, the servicemember concerned.

The chorus of different instruments all reaching for that A is a sound like no other, and I was curious as to why the oboe is the chosen instrument to which the others tune.

Her concert at the Church of the Heavenly Rest on the Upper East Side on Sunday was devoted to "La Nativité du Seigneur" (1935), Messiaen's first great cycle for the instrument to which he devoted more than six decades of his life's work.

Mr. Starker played several magnificent cellos during his career — including the "Lord Aylesford" Stradivarius of 1696, a 1707 Guarnerius and a 1705 instrument by the great Venetian maker Matteo Goffriller — but he nonetheless managed to resist the seductions of the instrument to which cellists can fall prey.

Will they accept the international instruments to which Afghanistan has acceded, particularly with regard to human rights?

She uses the word to describe a new class of computer-based scientific instruments to which the new planetarium's virtual and physical machine belongs.

It calls on Azerbaijan's international partners to hold Azerbaijan to its international commitments to freedoms of expression, association, and assembly under international human rights laws and instruments to which it is a party --P.

Iamus has the potential to compose in genres other than contemporary classical and for instruments to which it has not yet been introduced.

In California, the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco's research library updates each week the weekly and monthly rates on several financial instruments to which variable-rate mortgages are tied.