Sentence examples for participation of some from inspiring English sources

The opening ceremonies of the Sochi Paralympics proceeded without the participation of some Western dignitaries.

In another innovation, it included the participation of some victims as "civil parties" represented in court by their own lawyers.

And despite the early participation of some culty tech people, after nearly a decade geocaching is now a pleasant avocation largely for good kids, moms and retirees.

Congress may not "regulate contributions simply to reduce the amount of money in politics, or to restrict the political participation of some in order to enhance the relative influence of others".

"I was sure they were going to kill me anyway, so I just said, 'Aye, dead on.'" These experiences are restaged in Serrano's pictures, with the participation of some of the hooded men themselves.

Thanks in part to the participation of some prominent journalists and academics, the pundit-style blogs quickly reached a level of public and media recognition that other blogs had never achieved.

This might be due to a very simple reason such as non-participation of some of MNs in the polymerization due to insufficient dispersion of the particles.

Indeed, such is the popularity of AMT among psychology researchers, that concern has been raised about the over-participation of some workers across multiple related studies (Chandler, Mueller, & Paolacci, 2013).

On top of these difficulties, delays in disbursement of funds and deficiencies in documentation, reporting, data analysis and structured supervision, non-participation of some DoH focal points in training, limited distribution of technical guidelines had all contributed to delays and to unsatisfactory performance in certain districts.

While these theories may describe the motivations for non-participation of some of the highly educated individuals who refused in our study, they do not explain readily why this subgroup of nonparticipants chose refusal instead of non-response to express their desire not to participate or why those of White race/ethnicity were more likely to refuse.

While we operationalized all suggested model variables, and other known barriers were addressed as part of the care protocol, none of the currently known factors accounted for the non-participation of some women receiving free care nor do they explain the full participation (100%) of other women.