Sentence examples for the articles of which from inspiring English sources

Mr Silverleaf said most of the articles of which Ms Miller was complaining related to exposure of details about her on-off relationship with former fiancé Mr Law.

One of the articles of which I was most proud of writing at the New Statesman was one in April 1987 headed "Tory Plan to Tax the Floating Voter".

One of the articles of which Shure says The Onion team is most proud will be well-known to most people who have scrolled through any part of the internet.

> -wrap-foot> A clear geographical focus can only be identified for 299 (77%) of the articles, of which 44% (133) are based on African, 32%9696) on Asian and Middle East, 18% (53) on Latin America and Caribbean, and 6% (17) on Central and Eastern European experience.

Thus, while the supply of these great necessaries is limited to a given quantity, the chief effect of increased production at home is to lower its exchangeable value for the article of which the quantity is fixed.

The colonialists overthrew British rule and formed a government under the Articles of Confederation, which proved inadequate.

The house was home to Samuel Huntington, the first person to serve as president of Congress under the Articles of Confederation, which were adopted in 1781.

They were meeting, after all, to replace the Articles of Confederation, which had required unanimity among the states for most decisions and, consequently, made the fledgling union ungovernable.

His treatment was in direct violation of the Articles of War, which guaranteed officers a prompt trial and a copy of the charges.

By the end of January 1960, fifteen countries signed the articles of agreement which established the International Development Association.

When the Federal Convention met in Philadelphia in 1787, our Nation was bound by the Articles of Confederation, which began with the words, "We the undersigned delegates".