Sentence examples for web exists from inspiring English sources
St Paul's has its own chinese wall, with contentious political and economic issues dealt with by the St Paul's Institute, which, according to its website, exists "to engage the financial world with questions of morality and ethics".
One might wonder why the parliament website exists; it could be replaced with a "feed" of its data that anyone could use on their own website.The top-down approach, habitual to central and local government, with its necessity to dictate how everything works, is part of the reason why big government IT projects so often overrun on costs and under-deliver.
What's harder to see is why a man whose Website exists to "expose bastards" should be surprised when some of the people he thinks are bastards actually behave like bastards.
A public website exists (http://umsp.muucsf.org) where standardized tables and figures can be generated to monitor trends in key indicators and monthly reports are posted.
Although a website exists for the measure, there does not appear to be any published validation work of the original scale development, therefore it was excluded from the final review.
But first and foremost, it appears the website existed for Philip Morris's public relations purposes.
According to a GoDaddy WHOIS search, thelastrhodesian.com was registered on June 20, the same day it was widely reported that Dylan Roof's website existed.
We could send an example" "URL doesn't exist anymore" "We had been making it previously available, but need to update it, so are no longer" For one third (n=46) of the interventions, a relevant website existed that contained further information about the intervention or at least some of the materials used in the intervention.
Websites exist to match rich sugar daddies with younger women.
Specialist websites exist to provide material for these, but – after using them for a couple of years – we switched to entirely self-generated material.
The organiser of the event, Liu Lei, said such singles' organisations and websites existed "not because it's popular, but because it's necessary," talking of a "market need" for singles with good incomes but no time to look beyond their immediate circle for potential spouses.The open goal of such get-togethers is marriage, not just a dinner date.
