Sentence examples for were to be described from inspiring English sources

They were to be described only as citizens of the USSR and Poland.

In 1894 Hale founded The Astrophysical Journal, which helped professionalize astrophysics by defining standards by which astrophysical phenomena were to be described and discussed.

Two complementary processes were to be described – how matter is affected by a gravitational field, and how matter generates a gravitational field in space-time and causes it to curve.

Like their predecessors, Greek astronomers adopted the natural picture, from the point of view of an observer on Earth, that Earth lay motionless at the centre of a rigidly rotating celestial sphere (to which the stars were "fixed"), and that the complex to-and-fro wanderings of the planets in the zodiac were to be described against this unchanging backdrop.

In opting for the former, however, as alone capable of offering access to the processes he sought to describe, he crucially demarcates the field of psychoanalysis as co-extensive with that of language, since its phenomena would be radically different if they were to be described in terms of neurons.

When people say, how the Indonesians deal with drug offences is due to cultural differences, it makes me cringe in the way that if Australia's handling of asylum seekers were to be described as 'The Australian Way'.

Details are to be described at a news conference this morning at Gracie Mansion.

The review of the America-Japan defence co-operation guidelines was to be described in detail.

The change is to be described on Monday at a presentation during a general session of the 2010 American Magazine Conference.

Their origin was to be described as French, North African, West Indian or African — but only white players were noted as French.

In the UK, all the fat must be milk fat if the ice-cream is to be described as "dairy", again with that minimum value of 5%.