Sentence examples for principle to send from inspiring English sources
In April last year Russia signed an agreement in principle to send crude to Chinese refineries.
Milicic was traded to Minnesota, and the Knicks reached an agreement in principle to send Robinson to Boston.
On May 13th, France agreed in principle to send its soldiers to the rescue, after Mr Annan begged for a "coalition of the willing" to sort out the mess.Whether France will actually deploy troops to Bunia remains in doubt.
While German planes flew defensive and reconnaissance missions in the Kosovo war in 1999, today's decision in principle to send German troops into combat represents "a qualitatively new level in foreign and security politics," Mr. Westerwelle said.
Like Japan, which also sees the need to back up its chief ally at a time of growing regional tension, the South Korean cabinet has agreed in principle to send non-combat troops and other assistance to Iraq after the war.For their part, American officials insist that North Korea will be handled differently from Iraq.
Gordon Brown has just agreed in principle to send another 500 troops to Afghanistan.
He wants to reaffirm secular principles to send a message to hard-line Islamists.
The main principle is to send a lot of rays in the environment from the transmitter, to let them interact with the environment assuming an allowed number of electromagnetic interactions and to compute the received power from the paths which pass near the receiver.
We propose a modification of strict priority (2-Round Priority-based algorithm) based on the principles: scheduling to send the packets with stringent deadlines in order to meet 'maximum latency' and trying to reserve a minimum bandwidth to users having minimum reserved traffic rate (MRTR .A flow chart for the algorithm is illustrated in Figure4: Step 1: Allocate bandwidth (BW) to UGS and ertPS.
"The main principle will be to send foreigners settled in the camps either back to their region of origin or to third countries," the document says.
While the same principles are used to send emails across the world today, the very first email (the contents of which Tomlinson says he has long forgotten) was sent between two computers sitting right next to each other.
