Sentence examples for thereto for from inspiring English sources

thereto" for consistency and because of the restatement.

In subclause (ii), the words "carrying out a field investigation" are substituted for "field investigations incidental thereto" for clarity.

L. 112 141, § 20030(d), substituted "the Federal Acquisition Regulation, or any successor thereto" for "title 48, Code of Federal Regulations (commonly known as the Federal Acquisition Regulation)".

(b OPM has concurred in his present or former agency's plan, and substantive changes thereto, for noncompetitive entry of civil service employees into the Foreign Service positions of that agency.

The Danville and Petersburgh Railroad depots, and the buildings and shedding attached thereto, for the distance of half a mile from the north side of Main-street to the river, and between Eighth and Fifteenth streets, embracing upward of twenty blocks, presents one waste of smoking ruins, blackened walls and smoking chimnies.

Except as provided in paragraph (c)(4) of this section, such company shall file with its return a copy of its annual statement (or a pro forma annual statement), including the underwriting and investment exhibit (or any successor thereto) for the year covered by such return.

Occupied residential dwelling and structures related thereto means, for purposes of §§ 784.20 and 817.121, any building or other structure that, at the time the subsidence occurs, is used either temporarily, occasionally, seasonally, or permanently for human habitation.

(9) Through some mathematical tools, the semi-log relationship between historical production (Q) and T 1/T 2 can be drawn into a three-dimensional space, by selecting data segments with better plane relations and conducting binary regressions thereto, the values for a, b, and c can then be determined.

Thereto, we made for the first time quantitative full 3D reconstructions of dendritic (basal/apical) and axonal architecture of adult human neurons of the temporal cortex.

More elaborate ideas, including the number and length of weeks and months, and names thereto, can be deferred for the present, but may become important considerations in coming years.

The jurisdictional provisions of the 1871 Act, authorizing federal courts to entertain civil suits brought pursuant thereto, became the basis for the new jurisdictional provisions in the Revised Statutes, which were stated separately for the district and circuit courts.