Sentence examples for structuring of which from inspiring English sources

However, given the lack of transparency and consultation in synthesising the outcomes of the UN summits and conferences of the 1990s by the close-knit-team of multilateral decision-makers, it could be argued the MDGs were, too, a cluster of goals (the content and structuring of which was) agreed upon by those authors.

To further determine if there are structural changes upon labeling, we crystallized the W206Y mutant, the structure of which was determined to 1.7 Å resolution.

But the imposing structures of which they speak were not built in Greece, Egypt or Rome.

He is more successful in the architectural structure, of which he proves real mastership.

The city has 80,000 vacant structures, of which only 3,000 are torn down each year.

The structure of which he speaks is cyberspace, a hallucinogenic realm where people literally plugged themselves into a visual representation of the digital world.

Indeed, from the outset, the Bush administration was ideologically suspicious of international organizations and multilateral structures, of which the European Union is perhaps the world's most advanced exemplar.

Morino bought the restaurant in 1930, and took a lease on the 6-story structure, of which four floors have been boarded up since around 1910.

Kampong Ayer is a collection of long-established villages, the structures of which hover on stilts above the Brunei River.

In her skeleton argument, Manek claimed Thakkar was being dishonest and that documents showed a Panamanian foundation was formerly at the helm of the Mara Group structure, a structure of which he was the primary beneficiary.

Though I have no time for the quaint and comical social structure of which it is the apogee, I believe that the usefulness of the monarchy is not yet at an end.