Sentence examples for order whereby from inspiring English sources

Abbas has not yet pursued the fullest membership rights, but he has implied that an elevated observer status is in order, whereby Palestine would be sanctified as a formal country.

Not the youth element, out in their facemasks celebrating the recent expiry of a local Section 30 order (whereby police are empowered to break up antisocial groups and impose teen curfews) by intimidating racial minorities and baiting our brave peacekeepers with their leery taunts.

At the same time, the "Harry Potter" movies represented a franchise of an altogether different order whereby audiences seemed to mature in tandem with its three young stars — none more so than the sweetly spoken, bespectacled Harry himself in the person of Daniel Radcliffe.

This is a well-known network bond process favored by the tendency to chemical order, whereby formation of Si-H and Si-N bonds is favored at the expenses of Si-Si and N-H bonds.

b) Similarly, SMM computes |L| class posterior probability values that are also ranked in descending order, whereby the class/label with the largest class posterior probability value obtained is defined to be in rank position 1; the class/label with the second largest class posterior probability value is placed in rank position 2; and so on.

Joint custody is a court order whereby custody of a child is awarded to both parties.

He gave inflexible orders whereby whole armies were made to stand their ground in tactically hopeless positions and were forbidden to surrender under any circumstances.

The morphometric model has an asymmetrical branching airway system with 47 orders, whereby order 47 corresponds to the trachea.

In England, there is a policy emphasis on the use of community orders, whereby those who have committed lower risk offences are sentenced by the court to serve their punitive order in the community rather than in prison.

A study of 133 long term care facilities in North America used a number of interventions including 'standing orders' (whereby nurses or pharmacists are authorised to administer vaccinations according to a pre-approved protocol), to increase pneumococcal vaccination rates from 40%to75%5% [ 13].

The intermediary case occurs with the third order polynomial, whereby front loading is optimal but utility from treating too many patients quickly is low, forcing medium duration patients to be treated as well.