Sentence examples for its appendix from inspiring English sources

"I spent many a torrid hour dressing it in scraps of rag and then lovingly undressing it again," he recalls: I performed mock operations on it, too, pretending to remove its tonsils, or, more excitingly, its appendix.

In 1989 Cities banned international trade in ivory by listing all African elephant populations in its appendix 1.

But they emerge from tables of spending figures tucked away elsewhere in the budget or its appendix.

Specific points identified in the body of the report and its appendix have been taken on board for consideration and possible adoption by the project".

But the dead woman had undergone a number of surgeries during her lifetime, and her body was now missing its appendix, spleen and right lung.

Beyond the manual's permission to create and manipulate phobias and engender hopelessness and helplessness its Appendix M allows for the extended use of solitary confinement and sleep deprivation in cases involving "unlawful combatants".

Those interested in all things Goldman will find it useful for its appendixes, which include a timeline of the bank's history and biographical sketches of its top leaders.

Ecloga and its appendices Liverpool : Liverpool University Press, 2017.

The term "CITES" means the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, signed on March 3, 1973, and its appendices.

In matters of doctrine, the Zohar and its appendices develop, amplify, and exaggerate speculation and tendencies that already existed rather than offer any radical innovation.

(The primary sources for the discussion in this section are "Radical Interpretation" (1974c) and especially its appendices in Philosophical Papers: Volume I (1983a), and "Reduction of Mind").