Sentence examples for that appended from inspiring English sources

In America, voting in the House of Representatives on a bill that appended the country's promised $108 billion contribution to the IMF to funding for the country's war efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan has had to be postponed, in spite of strong backing from the White House and the Treasury.Opposition to the bill comes partly from anti-war Democrats.

But less frequently quoted is the subsequent modification that appended the conditional ou la mort (or death) to that expression.

Oh, talking about interns, I just remembered that the other day we had an intern application that appended their resume with a "salary requirement" of $40,000.

Briefly, DNA templates were generated using primers that appended the T7 promoter sequence directly upstream of the aptamer sequence.

The coding regions were amplified from Mammalian Gene Collection Gerhard, 2004 #4 clones using primers that appended a tobacco etch virus (TEV) protease cleavage site (Phan et al., 2002) to the NH2-terminal end of the coding region and attL1 and attL2 Gateway adaptor sites to the 5ʹ and 3ʹ terminal ends of the amplimer products.

It triggers a process that appends it to the electronic versions of the article in NYTimes.com and in electronic databases.

With the deadline nearing, the students told Mr. Tschirhart that appending the information to the e-mail might work.

[ In the "notes and asides" pages that append the unfinished novel, Wallace lets on that his fictional namesake eventually "disappears — becomes creature of the system".

Claude Barnett founded the Associated, not the American, Negro Press; that Joe Louis was exponentially more popular than Jesse Owens in the 1930s is so obvious that appending a "perhaps" is simply wrong.

The results showed that appending electric field had significant influence on the membrane flux.

The logic that appends source parameters to updates caches all of the source names in one large object.