Sentence examples for many key elements from inspiring English sources

MPs pointed out that in addition to its raft of new powers the act makes permanent many key elements of the Prevention of Terrorism Act brought in by the Tories.

Thanks to Homewood's synthesis we now have many key elements.

Our empirical findings suggest that the Swedish regulatory approach comprised many key elements of an efficient policy-induced transition towards radically lower emissions in the metal smelting and pulp and paper industries.

Since 1996, he has designed many key elements of the Academy Awards, including posters, trailers and programs both for the award ceremony as well as the Governor's Ball.

Many key elements of scheme design were left to local governments, including amounts of funding, insurance coverage, and design of reimbursement plans, and the management of funding and services.

There are many key elements necessary to maximize the clinical utility of diagnostic imaging exams, including a pertinent clinical indication, adequate technical acquisition, accurate interpretation and effective communication of the imaging findings.

This was not an unexpected result, as many key regulatory elements of signalling pathways in mammalian cells are regulated by non-transcriptional controls [34], [35], and so do not appear as DE genes within microarray datasets.

Episodes included videotaped segments (shown on the tummy screens) featuring real children, which with many other key elements of the show were always repeated at least once (to familiar requests of, "Again!").

On the contrary, large mature trees are, despite their low numbers in many forests, key elements of carbon storage (Lindenmayer et al. 2012) and dynamics (Sist et al. 2014).

As GOP Senators regroup after their failed vote on a new health care bill that will reverse many of the key elements of the Affordable Care Act (a.k.a "Obamacare"), many individuals and families face the terrifying reality of their essential benefits being gutted and their premiums possibly increasing.

He wasn't the first to write about the concept of a mechanised military defending humanity from invading aliens, but Heinlein captured many of the key elements that would go into the biggest sci-fi games.