Sentence examples for some sop from inspiring English sources
It is the shock good stories offer to our expectations, not some sop they offer to our pieties, that makes tales tally, and makes comtes count.
He has thrown the right some sops with endless crime bills, some of which have been dismissed by the Supreme Court.Beyond Canada's borders a more sharp-elbowed foreign policy, which Mr Harper sums up as "no longer just to go along and get along with everyone else's agenda", marks a noticeable departure from the Liberal era.
In fact, his budget does less to widen the tax net and simplify the rules than it does to magnify the network of loopholes and opportunities for "discretion".There were some sops to those keen to see renewed momentum behind the liberalising reforms undertaken after the 1991 crisis.
Mr Cameron will have to give the Lib Dems some sops, such as progress towards an elected House of Lords, to ease the hurt.In this section The one-year itch Free speech v private life Low bounce Sea change Guns and roses Value for money The thinking capital Reprints Related items Constitutional reform: All changeApr 28th 2011But a vote in favour of AV could cause more damage in the long run.
Therefore, it is understandable that some SOPs have a bias to these functions.
Although not all bristles are lost, the loss of bristles is probably due to differences in developmental timing as some SOPs such as the anterior scuteller bristle, which arise during later stages of development (0 6 h before pupal formation).
On April 27th, he even offered the Senate some new sops to the oil-and-gas lobby in the name of "energy independence".
Though Trump provides some (vague) sops to working Americans, the thrust of his plans would overwhelmingly do what Republican economic proposals have been doing for decades - favor the rich and well-to-do at the expense of everyone else.
In contrast, some known SOP-specific genes as sens and ct, were identified in our analysis but not in Reeves and Posakony's study.
But these seem more designed to give some sort of sop to international opinion than to reach an accommodation with the Tibetans.
Cofetel's announcement that it would shelve plans to auction new free-to-air TV channels was seen by some as a sop to the giant broadcaster.
