Sentence examples for means that serving from inspiring English sources

Although the 2002 ICJ ruling on political immunity means that serving heads of state and senior government officials cannot be hauled before the domestic courts of other countries, this can happen after they leave office.

Which basically means that serving in combat and swallowing shitloads of dangerous, addictive prescription drugs were considered safe enough activities for Sean to engage in by the government.

Rules introduced in 2006 meant that serving officers and new recruits could sign up to "pensions for life" for their loved ones, but this does not apply to widows and widowers whose partners died under the previous pension scheme introduced in 1987.

The dearth of dry mouths and cokehead metabolisms meant that serving hot food was a viable option.

The new ruling means that district attorneys can serve no more than two four-year terms in a row.

The justices found that there was "historical understanding" and "case law" to support the interpretation that Arigas's charter should be interpreted to mean that directors served three-year terms instead of terms that expired annually.

"But that doesn't mean that meals served on airplanes can't taste just as good.

This means that measures of glycemia can serve as practical indicators for referral to diabetes prevention programs.

"I mean, with that serve and with that forehand, he's got the ability to be a top-10 player.

The decision means that those serving a sentence of up to one year will be freed 15 days earlier and inmates serving one year to five years will see 30 days reduced from their terms.

"My impression is that Israel continues to serve as a focal point for Jewish identity in the United States, even if increasingly that means that Israel serves as something to argue about".