Sentence examples for made a corresponding from inspiring English sources
Trump might have made a corresponding declaration in Palestine's favor, say, that America is joining with other members of the United Nations General Assembly in supporting Resolution 67/19, adopted in 2012, upgrading Palestine to "non-member observer state" status.
She was head of the Steklov Institute's laboratory of mathematical physics and was made a corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences in 1981, before becoming a full member in 1990.
Ismāʿīlī doctrine, formulated during the late 8th and early 9th centuries, stressed the dual nature of Qurʾānic interpretation as both exoteric and esoteric and, like Manichaeism, made a corresponding distinction between the ordinary Muslim and the initiated Ismāʿīlī.
In addition, the work in [5] has made a corresponding improvement to the word frequency, which is multiplied by term β t,c) on the basis of the original CHI formula.
Henry et al. [ 66] made a corresponding observation with respect to carbonic anhydrase.
The first author of this paper made a corresponding rating, without knowledge of the result from the independent researcher's rating.
But they do not plan to make a corresponding roster move until tomorrow, when they open a series at home against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Nixon will join the Mets in time for Saturday night's game against Texas; the team will make a corresponding roster move.
During the 1970s a number of countries decided to abolish income tax allowances for children and make a corresponding increase in the level of their family allowances.
Moynihan alleged in a letter to the NOCs that at a meeting last July between Locog and the BOA, the Locog finance director, Neil Wood, stated the Olympics would make a profit of about £400m, with the Paralympics making a corresponding loss.
The gap appeared because in 1999, Stockton increased the value of the pensions its workers were earning, without making a corresponding increase in the yearly prepayments it sent Calpers to cover the cost.
