Sentence examples for orientation making from inspiring English sources
The old, or traditional, argument against censorship was much less individualistic and much more political in its orientation, making more of another sense of liberty.
The decision made the Ninth Circuit, which covers the western United States, the first circuit court, post-Windsor, to grant "heightened scrutiny" to sexual orientation — making it far less likely that laws which discriminate on these grounds will survive constitutional challenges.
It was a somewhat surprising statement from Mr. Florio, who in 1992 signed amendments to the state's civil rights law banning discrimination based on sexual orientation, making New Jersey only the fifth state in the country with such protections for gays and lesbians.
According to Doukas et al. (2009), the eSchoolbag provides learner the opportunities to construct new knowledge and personal experiences from a situated, activity-intensive orientation, making the eSchoolbag-based classroom an ideal place to develop students' twenty-first Century skills.
Then bound molecules in sideways orientation are more slowly transferred back to the end-on orientation, making room for further binding in end-on state.
In the crystal structure, however, the ligand appears to bind in its neutral form and adopts a different orientation, making only one hydrogen bond with Asn152 while the aryl oxygens hydrogen bond with structural water molecules (rmsd 3.5 Å).
This change in orientation makes it hard to expand statistics instruction.
Some of those people are gay, fleeing countries where their sexual orientation makes them murder targets.
That beating them with batons would somehow change their sexual orientation, make them real men.
Kobani was a mini Stalingrad, and its defence by Kurds of Marxist orientation made Turkey's humiliation more painful.
The economy of The Netherlands was reasonably stable in 2008, though its strongly international orientation made it vulnerable to the worldwide turbulence in the autumn.
