Sentence examples for means or a from inspiring English sources

The next elections in Iraq are not scheduled to take place until late 2009 (unless the current government is removed by parliamentary means or a new general election is held at the request of a majority of the body).

"As technology increases and cars are equipped with more technology, there will be more lights and more buzzers in a car, and a driver needs to know immediately what a sound means or a symbol means".

I suppose the book tries to be an advance, whatever that means, or a sort of combination of "Life Studies" and the more metrical style of my earlier stuff.

Without expertise in mediums, a designer is only able to facilitate what others do; they become a means or a manager, a step in communication, repeating existing content without adding value.

In both scenarios, a person would be killed as part of saving the five; the difference in permissibility seems to depend on whether the death of that person is a means or a side effect of saving them.

The new FAA ruling deems any kind of cost-sharing as compensation for the private pilots, whether they use old school means or a website to list their seats.

In the papers [3, 4], the unitarily invariant norm inequalities of the power difference mean (or A-L-G interpolating mean) M α ( x, y ) was systematically studied.

It can be either a means or an end in politics.

Preconception care is therefore only available to those with sufficient financial means or an extensive insurance policy.

Under the law, misappropriation generally means someone acquired the information through improper means or an employee breached his/her confidentiality obligation.

A continuous linear functional on is said to be an invariant mean or a -mean if and only if.