Sentence examples for partly performed from inspiring English sources

Inherent in the right to plead by common count in quantum meruit where the employee has partly performed but has been prevented from full performance by the employer's repudiation of the contract, is the principle that he need not plead the contract or its repudiation and his rescission of it.

In that case the contract had been partly performed; but the defendant's case is stronger than that.

Oh, yes, there are also a couple of scenes (partly performed in German) from "Ali: Fear Eats the Soul," Rainer Werner Fassbinder's 1974 cinematic hommage to "All That Heaven Allows".

"Winterbranch," originally from 1964, features abrasive music by La Monte Young — the sound of ashtrays scraped against a mirror; pieces of wood rubbed against a Chinese gong — and is partly performed in the dark.

The song's "singsong" chorus is partly performed by 50 Cent.

Tissue analysis was partly performed at the KI/Karolinska University Hospital-supported core facility for Mouse Tissue Analysis.

Since several speakers are included in the test set of each acoustic condition, this process mostly performs environmental adaptation and only partly performs speaker adaptation.

The preventive activities can partly be performed during other usual HHC tasks.

She began to let go of her dreams of a glamorous career, and to understand, partly through performing in small American towns under the aegis of the Piatigorsky Foundation, that she was most interested in making music for its own sake.

"The effect we're seeing is partly people performing in front of a home crowd – the Brownlee brothers being a good example of delivering on the day – but it's a double-edged sword because it creates added expectation, as we saw in some of Rebecca Adlington's comments," he says.

The details of this biochemical collaboration have been recently published, showing that heme biosynthesis is performed partly by the endosymbiont and partly by host enzymes (which were laterally transferred from a Gammaproteobacteria), with neither organism capable of completing synthesis on its own (Alves et al. 2011).