Sentence examples for this will mean where from inspiring English sources
"On some occasions, this will mean – where there is an insufficient public interest in the story – that payment should not be made, even if the parents are happy for the story to be published".
As part of the restructuring, Sony Mobile says it will be "redefining" the roles of each site, although details of what that will mean where not revealed in the release.
"This will mean that where prosecution is possible in both the UK and in another state, the British courts will be able to bar prosecution overseas, if they believe it is in the interests of justice to do so," May said.
This will mean resources.
She added: "It will mean that where there is a risk of brain drain, where perhaps people think they might have more of a chance getting jobs elsewhere, that just won't be the case.
Emulating the continental spread of Starbucks -- which has more than 2,800 outlets worldwide and which last year had $1.7 billion in sales -- will mean succeeding where other coffee chains have failed, analysts warn.
that the entire process of extradition should be speeded up But she disagreed with the review on one key issue: that of the forum bar, which she said, will mean that where prosecution is possible in both the UK and in another state, the British courts will be able to bar prosecution overseas if they believe it is in the interests of justice to do so.
I mean – where will it end?
I mean, where will we draw the line?" said Marshall.
Any serious reduction in American driving will require more than this — it will mean changing how and where many of us live.
