Sentence examples for that will henceforth from inspiring English sources
Late yesterday afternoon, the Bush administration approved a change in federal regulations that will henceforth legalize the environmentally destructive practice of dumping mining wastes in valleys, streams and wetlands.
The ritziest marriage of all, a share swap worth over $10 billion, was announced a fortnight ago by Martin Marietta and Lockheed, two giants that will henceforth bestride the defence industry as a single colossus.
This will create a new landmark in the political calendar, a giant national primary that will henceforth seal the fates of aspiring presidential candidates.This will undoubtedly be good for California.
In a series of papers (Holme and Bloxham, 1995, 1996; Holme, 2000) a mechanism was developed in order to account for these errors that will henceforth be referred to as "HB theory".
The media outlet responsible for bringing fair and balanced news into our lives has today released a video that shows off the network's brand-new Fox News Deck studio, a room filled with video walls and giant 55-inch touchscreens that will henceforth deliver the news to Fox News viewers, along with Shepard Smith.
This resulted in the identification of 103 genes that will henceforth be referred to as disease-associated genes.
This condition is satisfied if all the data X k, pad and pilot symbols that have been placed in odd k positions have a common value, that will be denoted henceforth as X c.
Mere conventional stipulation that we will henceforth obey a inference rule does not ensure that the rule carries truths into truths.
Nor is it likely to make developers and customers opt for.NET instead of more open platforms such as Java, or even platforms that are based on "open-source" software.Time to settleTo convince the world that it will henceforth compete on the quality of its products alone, Microsoft must do something more radical.
But as about 5m Americans have the disease, it is doubtful that insurers would be able to afford a high price.The uproar over Sovaldi suggests that drugs will henceforth be held to a higher standard: if insurers are reluctant to pay for highly effective medicines they will probably reject mediocre ones, such as cancer drugs that extend life by just a few weeks.
But, as already indicated, the present entry will focus on the semantic view, 'attributor contextualism'.[3] Henceforth, that will be the view referred to in speaking of (epistemic) contextualism (EC).
