Sentence examples for thereby the term from inspiring English sources

Thereby, the term driver rehabilitation comprises specific secondary interpersonal prevention measures that focus on attitudinal and behavioural changes of DUI/DUID offenders.

Thereby, the term hybrid is used for a combination of two or more single approaches but not dedicated to one specific combination.

Thereby, the term integrated referred to the different fields of accounting expertise (financial, accrual, cost, and asset accounting) necessary to support the departmental transition to accrual-based accounting systems.

Thereby, the term 'problematisation' allows us to follow how the different actors involved construct the topic of a QIC.

The president's actions have violated the basic terms of the American Western romance and, thereby, the terms by which we call ourselves Americans.

Tiffany adopted the standards of English silver in 1851, thereby establishing the term "sterling" in the United States.

The film gathered together nine short stories and a poem by Raymond Carver – but, rather than sticking to an anthology arrangement, Altman wove them into one intricate tapestry, thereby introducing the term "Altmanesque" to a whole new generation.

Thereby, the group termed 'third-line' therapy consisted of studies administering oral etoposide in mixed lines (either third-line, or second/third- or fourth-line, or third/fourth-line or second/third-line treatment).

One Russian newspaper published military plans to occupy all of Georgia -- and thereby "dictate the terms" of its future existence as a state.

In reductive terms a composition under the system will begin with a three-note chord, and proceed by extrapolating on its intervals, thereby defining the terms of any improvisation.

So Mr. Trump secretly backed a small tenants' group that sued, alleging that Mr. Malkin and Mrs. Helmsley had turned the landmark building into a "high-rise slum," thereby violating the terms of their lease.