Sentence examples for metz from inspiring English sources
proper noun
The capital city of the région of Lorraine.
If marriage is essentially defined by a religious or ethical view of the good, then legal recognition of it arguably violates state neutrality or even religious freedom (Metz 2010).
One approach focuses on protecting economically dependent caregivers; Metz proposes replacing civil marriage with "intimate care-giving unions" which would protect the rights of dependent caregivers (Metz 2010; cf. Hartley and Watson 2012).
La Cave Touquettoise, 72 rue de Metz, 62520 Le Touquet.
It lost nine of the 21 big cities it held, including Metz, Strasbourg and Toulouse, leaving it in charge of just 12.
Trouble was reported in the provincial cities of Marseilles, Lens, Saint-Etienne, Toulouse, Metz, Nice, Cannes, Strasbourg and Lille.
Rosa Abrantes-Metz of NYU's Stern School of Business was one of a group of academics who, in 2009, raised the alarm that something fishy was going on with LIBOR.
It is a mistake to unleash them based on tests that have falsely pointed to wrongdoing.Rosa Abrantes-Metz of New York University's Stern School of Business, whose number-crunching helped expose the LIBOR affair, thinks the Americans are too sceptical.
Ms Abrantes-Metz says it is "troubling" that a "small group of people" with "complete lack of oversight" set prices in which they have multiple other interests.
Ms Abrantes-Metz terms the spikes "too frequent and too large" to be mere chance.The couple have previously highlighted problems in other benchmarks, such as LIBOR (the London interbank offered rate).
In a 2011 paper Rosa Abrantes-Metz of New York University's Stern School of Business and Sofia Villas-Boas and George Judge of the University of California, Berkeley, examined LIBOR data over rolling six-month windows, and found that LIBOR was far likelier than another benchmark interest rate to depart from Benford patterns.
