Sentence examples for person for which from inspiring English sources

"I'm the kind of person for which the first amendment was designed," he claimed.

A target is a person for which there is substantial evidence linking him or her to a crime.

"I guess it was too noisy for one person, for which I apologise," says Weston, with a shrug and a smile.

Due to its easy handling and robust design the IrisPlex is capable to be implemented in the forensic case work to provide first information of an unknown person for which no phenotypic information is available.

A dinner entree of pork roast for two breaks down to $26 a person, for which you get plenty of juicy chop and luscious belly, along with a bevy of vegetables.

For purposes of this subparagraph, the term "measurement period" means, with respect to the taxable year of the acquiring person for which the credit is determined, any period of the acquiring person preceding such taxable year which is taken into account for purposes of determining the credit for such year.

Pension, compensation, or retirement pay on account of any person's own service shall not be paid to such person for any period for which such person receives active service pay.

"In the extreme scenario Trump could ask Congress to suspend the writ of habeas corpus, which would cut off the kind of access to courts you are seeing right now for everyone (or for every class of persons for which the writ is suspended)." He pointed out that President Abraham Lincoln suspended the writ of habeas corpus and ignored courts that insisted he didn't have such power.

Therefore, selecting an intervention, requires consideration of both context and persons for which it will be applied [ 5, 31].

We used a midyear assignment for persons for which only the year of death or loss to follow-up was known.

Those persons for which some or all of the CoC they received were not able to be determined were excluded from analyses.