Sentence examples for separate convention from inspiring English sources
By a separate convention Cyprus was put under British rule.
In this way the variable capture that we are trying to avoid is built in to the definition of substitution and thereby does not need to be laid down as a separate convention.
Moreover, we must also be able to distinguish theoretically (and not only experimentally) between the normal observer's report and the counter-observer's report of the same process by a separate convention in respect to whether the process is forward moving or backward moving.
In October 1849 a convention to discuss railroads was held in Memphis, in response to a separate convention called in St . Louisearlier in the fall, which had discussed a northern route.
A proposal: It would be terribly useful if there were a separate convention for tweets from witnesses to major events so their reports can be separated from the discussion that follows.
The Cleveland contributions are in addition to the $23.5 million in funds raised by the Republican National Committee's separate convention account through July; those accounts (The Democrats have a comparable one) are meant to replace grants of public funds that this year would have been roughly $20 million for each party.
The competition between the two men grew so intense and angry that they convened separate conventions and nominating processes in adjacent convention halls.
Eight years after Ross Perot burst into American politics, his Reform Party split today into separate conventions that will each produce a nominee claiming to be the party's true presidential candidate and the rightful recipient of $12.6 million in federal campaign money.
Mr. Tsvangirai's party, Movement for Democratic Change, has since been riven by internal bickering; its two factions will hold separate conventions in a few weeks to elect new leaders.
A7 World Briefing A9 NATIONAL A10-17 Reform ParTheFactions Fashion Reform Partysplit Reform Party splintonto separate conventions in Long Beach, Calif., with Patrick J. Buchanan expected to be the nominee of one faction and John Hagelin of the other.
To make matters worse, by using different language in different states, there is reason to believe those state legislatures have actually called for four separate conventions rather than building momentum for the single convention they want.
