Sentence examples for means provided in from inspiring English sources

"If states are unable to guarantee such protection," the pope said, "the international community must intervene with the juridical means provided in the United Nations charter and in other international instruments".

No information or documents obtained by the means provided in this paragraph shall be divulged by any of the plaintiffs except in the course of legal proceedings to which one or more of the plaintiffs is a party, or for the purpose of securing compliance with this Decree, or as otherwise required by law.

Climatological monthly mean winds were derived from the annual monthly means provided in the NCDC dataset by calculating the mean wind magnitude and direction for each month.

He said that meant providing in-depth coverage of "stories that make you sit up and talk".

Our data present the pointers that can help service providers plan strategies to address them but by no means provide in-depth analysis on health-seeking behaviours.

Our data present the pointers that can help service providers plan strategies to address them but by no means provide in-depth analysis on health-seeking behaviours of the people.

He added: "Investment in the UK also means providing jobs in the UK.

As Stephen Goldsmith, Mr. Bush's chief domestic policy adviser, describes it, "compassionate conservatism means providing help in such a way as to stimulate and reinforce self-governance".

It also means providing users — in a simple, intuitive way — with the information they need to decide who can see their data and how those details can be used.

This means providing spaces for staying in contact with families, work, education, and playing sport.

This means providing support to leaders in organisations that are particularly challenged rather than automatically replacing leadership teams when the going gets tough.