Sentence examples for solutions by which from inspiring English sources
He adopted from Kuno Fischer the solutions by which Fichte, Schelling, and Hegel had rendered Kant's transcendental ego consummatively veritable.
What makes you think that élite solutions, by which I assume you mean membership in international organizations and trade deals, were not in the ultimate interest of people?
Prof Kevin Fenton, national director for health and wellbeing at Public Health England, says there are "practical solutions", by which he means a de-sugaring of foods such as cakes, biscuits and puddings.
However, the report seems to leave open the door to creative solutions by which the governor could exercise his clemency power "in a more expansive manner" to restore voting rights.
Here we modify this idea and gluing two (C^{1}) paths of solutions together to obtain a continuous path of solutions, by which we can obtain the rotating periodic solutions (specially, quasi-periodic periodic solutions) of (1.1).
Here we modify this idea and gluing two (C^{1}) paths of solutions together to obtain a continuous path of solutions, by which we can track along the trajectory to obtain the rotating periodic solutions (specially, quasi-periodic solutions) of (1.1).
They referred to "an entirely pragmatic solution" by which Nixon could possibly become an interim "second President".
The chums crafted a mutually beneficial solution by which David Phelps, a downstate Democratic congressman, saw his district vanish.
He worked privately at a solution, by which a papal concordat to ensure at least minimum control of Catholic clergy would be the precondition of Emancipation.
"We underscored how difficult the situation is," he said, "and we will now continue our discussions to find a solution by which we hope we will be getting some support from Russia".
Frances McDormand ended her Best Actress speech by introducing the world to the concept of the "inclusion rider"—a market-based redistributive solution by which an A-list actor can insist, in his or her contract, that a movie accurately reflect contemporary demographics.
