Sentence examples for its entry of from inspiring English sources

Together with its final judgment, the district court issued a remarkable six-page memorandum that purports to explain the basis for its entry of the sweeping relief requested by plaintiffs.

In an astounding abdication of the judicial function, the court offered the following reason for its entry of the final judgment served up by plaintiffs: "Plaintiffs won the case, and for that reason alone have some entitlement to a remedy of their choice.

Under the terms of its entry to the World Trade Organization last year, Beijing agreed to reduce tariffs sharply.

After working with the centre, the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography has made changes to some of its entries to reveal the true source of their wealth.

On Thursday, The New York Post's Page Six devoted one of its entries to a classified ad placed in Backstage.

With its capstone entry of "zydeco," the dictionary includes nearly 60,000 terms, many of them reflecting the country's rural and agricultural past.

Classic Comedy For its final entry of the season, the Bay Street Theater goes back to the classics -- the American classics, that is -- with "You Can't Take It With You," the 1936 Pulitzer prize-winning play by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman.

The force of its entry — the compression and superheating of the air beneath it — caused it to explode some twenty-five thousaboveeethebove the ground, but then the term "explode" hardly does justice to the event.

Surface RT is Microsoft's first tablet hybrid, marking its entry into parts of the OEM space that it had not tread before.

Given the resentment that Clear Channel's media clout has aroused in some quarters, it is perhaps no surprise that the company's critics were skeptical of its entry into yet another line of business.

This online auto-buying service aborted its entry last year because of market turbulence, but could test the waters this year.