Sentence examples for thus staying from inspiring English sources

Judges will often attempt to avoid controversy by crafting closely-argued rulings that are heavily fact-dependent, thus staying well clear of the broader questions of principle that lie beneath the surface of a case.

But the administration said later that the regulations would still go into effect today because it had given notice that it would appeal the court order, thus staying the order.

The customary winnowing of flax seeds selects forms of C. sativa whose seeds are blown over the same distance as flax seeds in the operation, thus staying with their "models".

They could be disappointed.For most of the past decade, the nominal value of the rupee has been allowed to decline gently against the dollar, by about 5% a year, thus staying fairly steady in real terms.

Craig Burden launched himself – using his arms and, thus, staying within the bounds of rugby law – into the face of his opposite number, fellow South African Schalk Brits, in one of those personal confrontations that you tell yourself you have to win for the common good.

Thus staying in the context, getting more peace of mind and being more productive".

The group would thus stay intact and under the control of a single receiver: the F.D.I.C.

Mr Gonzalez Macchi, who stepped into the presidency because he was head of the Senate, can thus stay there until 2003.

Often, he writes, leaders of some state-capitalist nations use profits of these businesses to dole out social-welfare goodies and thus stay in power.

The main effect of fewer births would be a shrinking tax base; that might prompt the government to embrace inflation to erode its debts and thus stay solvent.

He sets out a model in which a market leader has a greater incentive than any other firm to keep innovating and thus stay on top.