Sentence examples for lists in which from inspiring English sources

Candidates would run on closed party lists in which names near the top have the best chance of a seat (men and women would alternate in priority).

The cost of politics has risen relentlessly, partly because of "open lists" in which each candidate competes against colleagues from the same party as well as against rivals.

Obviously, popular doctors or surgeons may end up with waiting lists, in which case patients have to make a choice between waiting or being treated by their second preference.

With such a large number of issues defined as "development", it is hard to draft declarations that are useful for overburdened decision-makers who are used to being presented with shopping lists in which all the items are considered equally important to achieving improvements.

12 Years a Slave has been named as one of the best films of 2013 by various ongoing critics, appearing on 100 critics' top-ten lists in which 25 had the film in their number-one spot, both the most of any film released in its year.

gene lists, in which increase in variability correlates with a vast increase in coexpressed gene pairs.

Top liquor brands are on a list in which foreign investment is restricted.

From the debris, police officers said they recovered a "to do" list, in which "launder money" was prominently listed.

Before the American invasion, intelligence agencies drew up lists of most wanted Iraqis, including a classified "black list" in which individuals were assigned particular numbers.

Britain's sporting elite has been rewarded in a New Year honours list in which Rio Olympic medallists Andy Murray and Mo Farah are made knights and Katherine Grainger and Jessica Ennis-Hill become dames.

For buyers, however, the practice cuts the number of houses they can choose from unless they see every broker advertising an exclusive listing in which they are interested.