Sentence examples for setting in line from inspiring English sources

Different actors often had varying values and hence depending on the power they possess, influence priority setting in line with their values.

You need to be educated". What sets in-line skates apart is their four (and sometimes five) wheels set in single file from toe to heel, making them resemble ice skates more than traditional roller skates.

Additional settings for patient management parameters (e.g. screening for renal disease) were set in line with the standard of care patients in the PROactive study were receiving, with all patients receiving regular screening and foot check-ups.

LHA is set in line with the lowest 30% of market rents in a given area.

Since its inception the minimum wage has usually been set in line with the recommendations of the Low Pay Commission (LPC), which is independent and well-respected.

"As a result we are changing the system, so that from 1 July, rates for converting overseas credit card transactions into sterling will be set in line with the standard Visa and MasterCard scheme rates".

The start and stop times of the resource to be acquired are set in line 12 and line 13 respectively.

If θeNB is less or equal |α| in line 8, it indicates that the eNB is a candidate and put it into Q set in line 9.

The profile of the femur in lateral view is curved, and inserting a series of screws set in line on a straight rail is difficult (Fig. 7a).

These thresholds have been set in line with international guidelines developed by the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma (ACSCOT) [ 14, 15].

Pollination at higher temperatures did not lead to complete seed set in Line 3 whereas it did in BW, supporting the hypothesis that reduced female fertility is associated with enhanced parthenocarpy in Line 3.