Sentence examples for it expressed by from inspiring English sources

The policy justification of portfolio patenting in IT, expressed by Thinkfire CEO Dan McCurdy as "net users pay net innovators," makes for rough justice.

What's unusual is seeing it expressed by such a prominent Israeli commentator, although Pedatzur's dovish opinions are well known.

"I've heard it expressed by professional TV executives that the idea of a drama written by somebody and rehearsed – that's old fashioned, that's gone".

They have highlighted the reality of the north's subordinate place in the London-dominated scheme of English things and the potent bubbling resentment against it expressed by the Evening Post's outburst of passion.

"The key to that - and I've heard it expressed by both Tony Blair and Gordon Brown today - is that the taxpayers in developed countries want to have some confidence that the money will be used well, that there's a deal for a deal".

In CTL it expressed by the temporal combinators as (Bérard et al. 2013) begin{aligned} mathrm{AG},lnot varphi end{aligned}where (varphi) denotes a bad event.

Then it is expressed by simple mathematical expressions for a broad parameter range and its lumped element model is extracted.

It is expressed by blood stage(s) of the parasite and its gene contains two exons.

Peak expression of the NG2 proteoglycan occurs one week after injury, because it is expressed by infiltrating macrophages and OPCs.

It is expressed by her decision to quit the Lords.

It was expressed by Pakistani officials, not American officials.