Sentence examples for performs its work from inspiring English sources

So the work, even with respect to names, is independent from the theory of direct reference not only epistemically (for all many philosophers know languages do not conform to the theory of direct reference and rigidity performs its work anyway) but metaphysically (it is metaphysically possible that languages do not conform to the theory of direct reference and rigidity performs its work anyway).

But DNA does not establish mode or time of death, and the commission investigating these deaths performs its work behind a veil of confidentiality.

If the government is going to have the best and most efficient mix of federal employees and contractors to perform its work, it needs to be able to assess the true costs of both outsourcing and "insourcing".

Correction: July 3, 2005, Sunday A dance report on the Week Ahead page last Sunday about the Jacob's Pillow festival misidentified the New York site where Chunky Move, a festival participant, recently performed its work "Tense Dave".

Health care, by contrast, has little effect on the productivity in a wealthy country like the United States because the population is already healthy enough to perform its work, economists say.

In addition, the GWPF noted that the terms of reference in each of the panels were either vague or nonexistent, and none of the panels performed its work in a way likely to restore confidence in the work of CRU.

The common mode rejection of large-scale external signals from the lower pair is ideally suited for this gradiometer to successfully perform its work in the first part of the mission in a worst-case scenario.

"With the issuance of this police, the Department of Justice reaffirms its commitment to hold itself to the highest standards as it performs its critical work to protect public safety," added Deputy Attorney General Sally Quillian Yates in a statement.

Mr. Veeder also performed work on at least two cases in New York City, where the Police Department normally performs its own forensics work, Mr. Miner said.

The town has its own paver and performs its own asphalt work.

In the Ted Shawn Theatre, the Montreal-based troupe O Vertigo Danse performed its 1999 work "La Vie Qui Bat" (loosely translated as "The Beat of Life"), choreographed by the company's artistic director, Ginette Laurin, and set to Steve Reich's iconic 1971 piece "Drumming," performed live by members of the Societé de la Musique Contemporaine du Québec.