Sentence examples for primarily signed from inspiring English sources

Drawings of surgical instruments are signed by E. Pochet and J. Fouché; anatomical drawings are primarily signed by J. B. Léveillé.

Primarily signed as a fly-half, he has spent much of the season playing at centre and says he is looking forward to going 'home' this weekend.

But Harrison says the communication requirements - primarily sign language - of Deaflympians, the cost of sign interpreters, and the inability of the Paralympic Games to accommodate the growing number of Deaflympians, led to the ICSD deciding to withdraw.

Two-thirds of the forested area of Jambi the province where the Batin Sembilan are primarily located was signed over to forestry and agribusiness interests.

In comments to Fox News, the president said that the operation had already been fully vetted by the Obama administration — about which there is some dispute — and suggested that his role was primarily to sign off on the plan.

The Obama administration blithely asserted that Congress would renew it, but many lawmakers, primarily Democrats, have signed letters opposing it.

Wigan started the season with a single new player – the veteran Bradford scrum-half Paul Deacon, who was signed primarily as a coach but whose mixed experiences of six previous Grand Finals could prove invaluable at Old Trafford.

Then 23 years old, Doby had been signed primarily as a second baseman, although he also had played first base, shortstop and third base for the Newark Eagles in the black leagues.

This emphasis was shifted by the Nixon Administration, the sources say, based on intelli gence reports that the Chinese missile program had lagged somewhat but that the Soviets were rushing to build an unex pectedly large force of giant SS‐9 missiles that appeared de signed primarily to destroy hardened Minuteman sites.

Englishman Gould has been signed primarily as back-up to 24-year-old Darren Jamieson.

FSAs were signed primarily among rural families but could also be found in some urban areas (Chou 2010).