Sentence examples for shall then be from inspiring English sources
It said that on Jan . 1 "… all persons held as slaves within any State, or any designated part of a State, the people whereof shall then be in rebellion against the United States shall be then, thenceforward, and forever, free".
"All kinds of social customs and economic practices . . . which we now maintain at all costs, however distasteful and unjust they may be in themselves, because they are tremendously useful in promoting the accumulation of capital, we shall then be free, at last, to discard," he wrote.
The changes from kinetic energy shall then be converted to electrical energy, which shall be preserved for later use.
3. Computational tests on some synthetic benchmark problems shall then be carried out in Sect.
This basic knowledge shall then be used to predict, design or characterize lead compounds that may in turn inhibit/delay Alzheimer's disease's progression, extending the therapeutic offer of the other leads already being investigated in this line.
However, the total quantity of emission allowances to be allocated to aircraft operators shall then be equivalent to only 95% of the historical aviation emissions, multiplied by the number of years in the eight-year period.
How shall they then be categorized?
Hers describes innate rules of reasoning that (as we shall see) can then be used to develop a metaphysics, while Descartes' nativism directly delivers robust metaphysical information about the world.
The questions then are reached: Shall we ever excise?
When the day comes that there are such high concentrations of 'Round Up' in our drinking water that we want to prohibit or limit its use, it will be virtually economically impossible for us to do so, simply because we shall then also no longer be able to use the genetically modified plants.
The last sentence contained Lincoln's bombshell: under his authority as commander in chief, he would declare that on Jan . 1 , 1863"all persons held as slaves" in states still controlled by the rebels "shall then, thenceforward, and forever, be free".
