Sentence examples for of such standing from inspiring English sources
If any individual were given the Queen's commission to form a Government to-day there might be no time for the formal opinion of Conservative members of both Houses of Parliament to be given to party leaders of such standing that their advice might be sought by the Queen.
"He will add a huge amount of experience and quality," said Mark McCall, the Saracens rugby director, who believes the club's most prominent young England-qualified forwards – the hooker Jamie George, the locks Maro Itoje and George Kruis, the back-rowers Jackson Wray and Will Fraser, and the Vunipola brothers – can only benefit by playing alongside an operator of such standing.
Except for the presence of such standing waves, the cloud cover shows very small brightness temperatures over most of the planet (image b in Fig. 19) of less than 2 K.
However, the removal of such standing waters is impossible for socio-economic reasons and reducing the overall P load to Lake Balaton would also require increasing WRT in the system.
He was also aware of "the pressures … involved in authorising a translation of a work of such standing".
"I find it extraordinary that a publicly-funded institution, particularly one of such standing as the ANU, would make such a simplistic moral judgment on an Australian company, let alone seven, without first providing the directly interested parties with an opportunity to respond to the allegations," assistant infrastructure minister Jamie Briggs wrote in a blistering letter to Young this week.
In addition, we complemented such standing measures of damage by measuring the rates of herbivory, using the damage accumulated in 286 days (September 30 , 2001-July 13 , 2002on plants from the 15 pairs.
"His description of China took it as a given that China is a leading global power and a central member of the international system," Mr. Kennedy wrote of Mr. Hu, "and such standing is not conditional on U.S. approval".
The cinematographer, Roger Deakins, and the composer, Carter Burwell, are collaborators of such long standing that they surely count as part of the nonbiological Coen fraternity.
The practice of bringing reporters into government is of such long standing that it is hard to believe that Republicans seriously think it is now a matter of legitimate controversy.
For there is Ms. Mirren, hunkered into her shawl on one side, her voice aquiver with fretfulness and a resentment of such long standing that it has worn at the edges.
