Sentence examples for values of the right from inspiring English sources

There seems little doubt that both men are prepared to advance the values of the right, if not the extreme right.

Anyone on the electoral register can vote if they pay €2 (£1.72) and sign a pledge saying they adhere to "the values of the right and centre".

For the first time, the French right and centre is holding an open contest in which anyone on the electoral register can vote if they pay €2 and sign a pledge saying they adhere to "the values of the right and centre".

The vote will be open to all on the electoral roll who pay €2 towards organisation costs – for each round – and declare "on their honour … to share the republican values of the right and centre", but this is unlikely to deter non-supporters' attempts to skew the result.

In this study, the averaged values of the right and left sides of each jaw were used in the statistical analyses [15, 23].

Remark 1.2 As it is difficult to get the explicit expression of F β ( x ), we do not present the exact values of the right hand of the above equations.

We consider problems with right-hand side functions from the class Fr,ϱ which consists of piecewise r-smooth functions with Hölder r-th partial derivatives with the exponent ϱ∈ 0,1]. In contrast to our previous work, we restrict ourselves to information defined only by values of the right-hand side function (computation of partial derivatives is not allowed).

Fig. 2 Box-plot showing the FA values of the right-sided ROIs where significant differences were found in LTCM as compared to controls (top).

A box-plot showing the FA values of the right-sided ROIs where significant differences were found in LTCM as compared to controls is depicted on Fig. 2, together with the FA values stratified by CR levels.

The next row (state value) shows the values of the right-hand side of the above equation, followed by rows (aggregated impact) showing the left-hand sides of this equation, and then a row with the absolute deviation between the values in the two rows above it.

We can still revise our proof of Theorem 2.2 to generalize it further, but it is much better to note that the very Schauder's theorem can be extended to a class of discontinuous operators which allow more interferences between the second derivative of discontinuity curves and the values of the right-hand sides in the differential equations.