Sentence examples for under other forms from inspiring English sources

The detainees were not simply let loose, but placed under other forms of supervision, and their deportation cases will proceed.

According to the Justice Department and academic studies, the clients of commercial bail bond agencies are more likely to appear for court in the first place and more likely to be captured if they flee than those released under other forms of supervision.

Some characteristics of firms do matter, state-owned firms are significantly less likely than firms under other forms of ownership to give preference to candidates with Han names in setting up interviews.

The remaining rows of the table indicate that firms of one type of ownership clearly stand out from the rest: the firms under state ownership are much less likely than firms under other forms of ownership to call only Han candidates and much more likely to call back both candidates, that is, state-owned firms have the highest propensity to treat minority and Han candidates equally.

An example of such a threat would be countries under other forms of government.

This somatic mutation appears to accumulate with age, in tumors, and in tissue under other forms of stress, such as liver cirrhosis [ 13].

For many of the factors under study, other forms of reliable measures do not exist.

Different predictions have been made regarding the impact of within-host parasite relatedness under these other forms of competition [ 8- 11].

Contemporary reindeer herding in Finland is closely connected to the developing tourism industry sector, but also limited and placed under pressure by other forms of land use.

Under certain circumstances, other forms of musical activity may be added to this list of substitutions; to effect such additions, students should consult with the Lecturer and the Director of Graduate Studies.

At the same time, foreign companies that turn to "facilitation payments" and other forms of under-the-table dealings with local officials in far-flung places have run afoul of the act, either because of cultural differences in business dealings or because of failure to recognize the breadth of the law.