Sentence examples for structure by which from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baker also wants investors to have better information on a variety of other things related to fund expenses, including the structure by which fund managers are compensated.

And the proof of that is a letter I still have that he wrote and signed proposing a structure by which he was willing to recognize Israel, have an embassy there, make peace, deal with the Golan, et cetera".

It can live for nearly half a millennium — no one knows for sure, as it has no real bark, and hence no ring structure by which to count the years — but can survive only at certain altitudes and within a narrow band of climatic variation.

"It strikes me as an extremely compressed time to look at as important an issue as changing the structure by which we select candidates in New York City," said Nancy Northup, director of the Democracy Program at the Brennan Center at the New York University School of Law.

The Swedish pyramids are part of the elaborate structure by which two foundations of the Wallenberg family the Wallenberg Foundation and SHB maintain control of the companies they built up to become the backbone of the country's economy.In both Italy and Sweden pyramid power is augmented by multiple voting rights for certain kinds of share.

Even before you reach the top of the wooden staircase that mounts up and up and up the outside of William the Conqueror's White Tower, the structure by which the Tower of London is most readily identified, you begin to hear more than a bit of hullabaloo.

This is to ignore all the complex details of political structures by which a population can be oppressed or empowered.

Or does it hint at the consolation of domestic ritual — the foolish, profound structures by which all of us, not just Nazarenes, prop up our flimsy lives?

To establish sequences of historical development, he made comparisons of the structures by which analogous functions are accomplished in different societies.

All of these primates possess sternal glands, but in all of them the structures by which olfactory signals are given and received are diminished.

The structures by which we plan for change should be designed not to achieve an end state, but as a process of understanding and adapting within the principles of sustainable development.