Sentence examples for lifting of such from inspiring English sources

If there had not been an isolation of or embargoes on the Turkish Cypriots, why the need for the secretary general to call for lifting of such?

The lifting of such requirements "is just a major boon for the research here and elsewhere," said Dr. Arnold Kriegstein, a stem cell researcher at the University of California, San Francisco.

But giant data dumps don't happen often because many factors have to align: an aggrieved party; access to a large, consequential stash of documents that are of public importance; and a gap in security big enough to allow the lifting of such documents.

For this class of systems we have suggested a lift which avoids any singularity of the contact Hamiltonian function and defines a control contact system on the complete Thermodynamic Phase Space, in contrast to the previously suggested lifts of such systems.

Iran is demanding the lifting of all such punitive measures and all six UNSC resolutions passed under chapter VII of the UN charter, which categorise Iran's nuclear programme as illegitimate and a threat to international peace and stability.

It argues that the lifting of restraints, such as interest-rate caps on deposits or rules that prevent banks from operating in certain markets, leads to more intense competition.

In fact, while the safety net lifted about 5percentt of otherwise poor families above the poverty line in 1967, it lifts over 40percentt of such families over that line today (see figure below).

How does a discredited go-go fund lift itself out of such a pit?

Connected to a spur of the Stobcross Railway, the crane's primary purpose was the lifting of heavy machinery, such as tanks and steam locomotives, onto ships for export.

It was designed to be used in the lifting of heavy equipment, such as engines and boilers, during the fitting-out of battleships and ocean liners at the John Brown & Company shipyard.

It can be ascended either by a steel staircase or an electric lift, the only example of such a personnel lift in Britain.