Sentence examples for made on minor from inspiring English sources

Emad Armouti, a member of the 150-member team defending the four Jordanian leaders of the group Hamas, said the decision was made on minor procedural grounds, was clearly political and would be appealed.

Thus, for example, a portion of the fish catches made on a minor fishing expedition by coastal residents would be passed inland to residents at central villages, who might return dry taro for the fish.

Minor changes were made on one measure of risk perception (the comparator "perceived relativesusceptibility relative to others" was made more precise by specifying age and gender at S11) and two new items (current worry and infectivity relative to seasonal flu) were added in later surveys to refine measurement and during the surveys.

Progress was made on some very minor issues, like the duration of a Start pact, which is to be 15 years, with the possibilty of a five-year extension.

Israel Radio reported tonight that while key differences remain on the thorniest issues of Jerusalem and the right of return of refugees, progress has been made on some relatively minor issues like water and the environment.

And, in fact, some progress has been made on several of the more minor issues.

Since the measurements were made on whole root homogenates a minor part of the obtained values derives from non-storage parts of the cell such as cell-walls or non-storage cellular compartments.

Genomic fragment amplification was conducted by using reverse transcription PCR and 14 pairs of primers (10 ), which had minor modifications made on the basis of the genomic sequence of NADC30 available in GenBank.

"Because of the way that the financial sector dominates both parties, the distinctions that can be made on truly troubling issues are very minor," he said.

A minor update was made on 27 May, changing the date on the story.

An experiment was conducted in which healthy subjects were trained in the BD task, and observations were made on nondominant hand performance to simulate minor motor impairment.