Sentence examples for to which lay from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bartley, an accountant from Hauppauge, said in an e-mail message that much of the disagreement between the bishop and Voice of the Faithful was over the extent to which lay members should be involved in decision-making.

We have searched the literature without finding any direct evidence of the extent to which lay people understand RRR.

The extent to which lay therapists, experts, and their peers agree about the quality of individual therapy sessions could inform practice guidelines to successfully scale up psychological treatments.

One of Dunedin's largest industrial sites, the Hillside Railway Workshops, dominates the eastern end of Hillside Road, close to which lie other, smaller, industrial sites.

As opposed to Directives – which lay out principles to be transposed into Member State law – Regulations are directly applicable as law in each Member State.

Naturally, I was going to London, which lay a hundred miles to the east; and it seemed equally obvious that I should go on foot.

all other days in the year, the gross injustice and cruelty to which lie is the constant victim.

At the national party convention of 1967 Gerhardsen openly attacked Lie, to which Lie reportedly responded by threatening to "break" Gerhardsen "like a louse" ("Jeg skal knekke deg som en lus").

The crusader army, meanwhile, marched on to Antioch, which lay about halfway between Constantinople and Jerusalem.

"American Folk" celebrates Adam's impulse: to observe, to order and to name, which lies at the source of all art.

The city is a gateway to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, which lies to the southeast.