Sentence examples for visit mainly from inspiring English sources

And at all of his public appearances during his latest visit, mainly before educators and activists, he made his positions on war and peace, the need to end the occupation, and the need for freedom and peace for both Israelis and Palestinians very clear.

Thirty-three subjects were withdrawn before the Month 12 visit, mainly because they were lost to follow up, moved from the area, or withdrew consent.

Of these, 15,607 (94.5%%) were assessed and classified into age appropriate ARI categories, 363 episodes were reported to be asymptomatic at the time of nurse visit (mainly due to the change of respondents) and 554 episodes could not be assessed due to absence of the child.

Last year Mr Ahmadinejad visited mainly Christian Kenya, being joyously welcomed in the port of Mombasa, on the Muslim-inhabited coast.

Built in a remote and mountainous region, Persepolis was an inconvenient royal residence, visited mainly in the spring.

Until now, the hotel has been visited mainly by in-the-know New Yorkers sharing low-key conversation in the Lobby Bar.

After the war, Poland opened the outpost to tourists, but did little to help educate those who visited, mainly displaying photographs of the headquarters from Hitler's time there.

While he finds that this ancient center of learning is visited mainly by Egyptian middle-class families looking for a seaside holiday, Perrottet also meets some ambitious young Alexandrians who are pinning their hopes on a new archaeological marine park that may attract "rich European tourists" to the city's submerged cultural riches.

This study examines the creation of innovation-related knowledge in virtual communities visited mainly by lead users.

Herders such as KK would vary the waterhole visited mainly on the basis of where the rains were heaviest.c This is a similar pattern of mobility to the 'meeting the rain' management described by Adriansen and Nielsen (2002) for Fulani pastoralists in West Africa.

These visits were designed to prevent unauthorized and unprotected clandestine visits, mainly by Breslav Hassidim.