Sentence examples for respectively called for from inspiring English sources

In a letter, Rep. Adam Schiff and Sen. Dianne Feinstein, minority leads on the House Intel and Senate Judiciary committees respectively, called for the two tech companies to release any information that have about Russian ties to the recent social media campaign around a controversial memo written by Republican Rep. Devin Nunes.

In a nod to critics from the left and right who are respectively calling for deficit reduction to be slowed down or accelerated, Osborne said "we are no going faster or slower" and made clear he intended to stick to his plans.

Three cell cultures, one derived from an ovarian cystadenoma called ML10 and two derived from LMP tumours, respectively, called ML38 and ML46, were analysed for cellular DNA content by flow cytometry either during their logarithmic growth phase or as they approached crisis.

The report recommended payments of $8 million and $4 million for each death and injury respectively, and called for the USG to replace Blackwater within six months of the incident.

During the visits which Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai and Sihanouk paid to North Korea in April and June 1970, respectively, they called for the establishment of a "united front of the five revolutionary Asian countries" (China, North Korea, North Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia, the last being represented by the GRUNK).

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These transposases and the corresponding genetic structures have been called for consistency TIRYTs and TIRtrons, respectively.

At that time the plans called for two runways, 1000 and long, respectively.

In particular, when the quality value is 0.95, 30 and 29 calls were not called for the loci rs10109984 and rs11226, respectively.

Both companies are set to eclipse the seven-figure mark in fundraising despite the fact their original targets called for a modest $50,000 and $30,000 worth of support respectively.

Wall Street's consensus calls for their profit to decline 11percentand36percentcent, respectively.