Sentence examples for severally by from inspiring English sources

Last week, arguments about the role of the European Central Bank and the possible issuance of euro-bonds guaranteed jointly and severally by the Members of the European Union, occupied the communication space.

The alternative to a bigger EFSF would be the issuance of Eurobonds that are jointly and severally underwritten by euro-zone members.

After heating at 120 °C for 12 h, the product was taken out and severally washed by absolute ethanol and deionized water for four times.

From the data (data not shown), it is clear that about 63% boys and 48% girls were severally affected by dental fluorosis (Fig. 9).

The role of extended family members in shaping male partner's decision to adopt family planning was severally identified by women in this study.

"Children like Salma, who has lost her father in armed conflict, and now the family has been severally affected by the floods, are in dire need of psychosocial support and a safe environment for learning and recreational activities to overcome these traumatic experiences".

As emulational examples of application of the method, a continuously tuning of the number of transmission dips from one to four is achieved for the first time, which is realized by severally varying the Fermi level of nanoribbons via electrostatic gating.

Additionally, it is noteworthy to mention that, the two contributions this study made to literature were severally and variously confirmed by extant scholars.

Other group-differentiated rights are held by the group qua group rather by its members severally; such rights are properly called group rights, as in the case of indigenous groups and minority nations, who claim the right of self-determination.

A group right is a right possessed by a group qua group rather than by its members severally.

That term is now sometimes abbreviated to "group right", which is unfortunate since a group-differentiated right may or may not be a group right in the ordinary sense (a right possessed by the group qua group rather than by its members severally).