Sentence examples for points arising from inspiring English sources

There were no action points arising from this meeting".

Other points arising from the interview, in which the topic of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (Ripa) 2000, governing snooping on internet traffic, is mentioned a lot: Gmail is legal [under Ripa] only because it's based in the US, not the UK.

The crime and courts bill – which was amended earlier this week to include clauses on three key points arising out of the Leveson deal struck in Labour leader Ed Miliband's office in the early hours of Monday morning – grants exemption to single-author blogs, community newsletters, hobby magazines such as Angling Times or the Decanter and scientific journals.

Titration results revealed multiple inflection points arising from the two vicinal carboxylic acid groups.

The key points arising from the literature review are illustrated with empirical examples of the strain performance and durability of one of the most popular DEs, VHB 4910.

This chapter gathers together and discusses some points arising from the overview of the various models presented here, such as: reinventing the wheel; parameterisation and calibration, and the reason to use process-based models.

A couple of other interesting points arise here.

Fine points of polyphony tend to be submerged (though other fine points arise in the orchestration itself).

It was from a two-punch combination, one delivered by Bastareaud, Rossouw the other, that the first points arose.

Seoul's Unification Ministry said in a statement that while there was broad agreement, sticking points arose over the delegation heads and the agenda.

Yesterday Seoul's Unification Ministry had noted that while there was broad agreement ahead of the talks, sticking points arose over the delegation heads and the agenda - a point with added significance now.