Sentence examples for involved for which from inspiring English sources

Singers would be free to seek freelance work, including one-off summer events in which ENO itself is involved, for which they would be paid extra.

With regard to this, we are receiving the full support of all the parties involved, for which we are very grateful".

Having in mind some applications where highly contrasted or even degenerate mobilities are involved, for which classical phase field models are inapplicable, we propose a new effective phase field approach to approximate multiphase mean curvature flows with mobilities.

Instead a major factor was the willingness of tenants to support their betters in any conflict in which they were involved, for which landlords reciprocated with charity and support.

This change brings potential methodological [ 46] as well as ethical challenges when less industrialized nations are involved for which access to the drug (once it is approved) is not likely [ 47] (Declaration of Helsinki).

(Another product is the gas CO, that has been proposed as a measure of oxidative stress in the lung [ 283].) All of the above obviously ignores both some important aspects of the speciation and liganding of iron, as well as the tissue distribution of the specific proteins involved – for which latter global information will shortly emerge [ 284] (and see later).

Afghan reaction on the Sept. 11 anniversary has mixed sympathy with a sense of the paradox involved for Afghanistan, which gained its freedom from the Taliban and Al Qaeda as a result.

Even better was the 2002 Homelessness Act, in which Shelter was deeply involved and for which Holmes drew up a plan for his charity to advise and monitor local councils, which were required to draw up homelessness strategies.

A complex process, on the other hand, is typically one in which many interacting particles are involved and for which it is hardly ever possible to proceed to a complete mathematical solution.

For one thing, it is not just the U.S. and Russia cum Soviet Union that are involved, and for which we today maintain an already massively reduced nuclear arsenal.

The contest prompted Rachel Sammis to get involved for the Danbury Animal Welfare Society, which was No. 58.