Sentence examples for place the description from inspiring English sources
Although the description of leased property may not be included among the segregated disclosures, a lessor may choose to place the description directly above the segregated disclosures.
So far as it embraced the notion of place, the description was not of a district, but of the monastery of the order,the abode of the monks,and the term in its entirety pointed to production by the monks.
On my sample ballot and the official ballot I was given at my polling place, the description of Proposition 8 clearly says, in all caps, "ELIMINATES RIGHT OF SAME-SEX COUPLES TO MARRY".
I would also recommend the author to place the description of the model in the Results section.
Then you place the description and the tool code, for example an R script, to a specific directory in the computing service.
Cecilia Trifogli opened new perspectives in this field, devoting her attention to the notions of place and motion (especially in the void, see Trifogli 1992), underlining that "Giles' emphasis on the role of place in the description of motion seems to lead to a quantitative and relational notion of place.
Edric's portrayal of this institution is certainly powerful, but the Dartford Hospital was a real place, and the description simply does not ring true.
In Britain yesterday, furious polemical arguments were already taking place around the description of Anders Behring Breivik as a "Christian fundamentalist" – some justifiably wishing to dissociate fundamentalism from Christianity.
They don't know that although the Red Army has committed unimaginable crimes in Nemmersdorf and other places, the descriptions in German propaganda are strongly exaggerated.
Against this poetic ideal, Campbell places the descriptions of Rome's historians, such as Polybius' account of a Roman campaign in the Second Punic War: "Scipio... ordered them to kill everyone they met and to spare no one...
Against this poetic ideal, Campbell places the descriptions of Rome's historians, such as Polybius' account of a Roman campaign in the Second Punic War: "Scipio... ordered them to kill everyone they met and to spare no one..
