Sentence examples for originating during from inspiring English sources

The commitment of Mennonites (a Christian group originating during the 16th century) to refuse participation in acts of war, for example, affects the character of their worship as well as of their general religious life.

It seeks to show that France's primary fault lay in excessive centralization, originating during the ancien régime, and intensified by the French Revolution, about which he shares and develops Edmund Burke's hostile view.

In 1841 he first expressed his intent to reprint some of the chronicles originating during the period of Spanish discovery and colonization, but he abandoned his plan on recognizing that the accounts were incomplete, factually inaccurate, and archaic in language.

The French law of 1985, however, subordinates all types of security interests to the rights of creditors originating during the period between the order instituting the procedure for economic rehabilitation or liquidation and the order of liquidation, and there is a general complaint against the consumption of the assets by secured creditors.

The pathophysiological mechanism seems to be selectively activated by substances originating during the heating of heroin.

Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) is postulated to be a developmental disorder originating during fetal life in utero.

The business originated during the Italian Renaissance.

The concept originated during the hunt for Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan's impenetrable caves.

The hearing focused on several major disputes now roiling the authority but which originated during Mr. Conway's six-year tenure.

David Bruce goes further afield with a work inspired by South African gumboot dancing, a form that originated during apartheid.

Ironically, the move towards shorter, speedier marketing also originated, during the auteur era, in defence of artistic integrity.