Sentence examples for where there appears from inspiring English sources

Government must have freedom to make an appropriate investigation where there appears a rational connection with the lawmaking process, the processes of adjudication, or other essential governmental functions.

Just consider Washington State, where there appears to be a mere kitty whisker between Senator Patty Murray, the three-term Democrat, and her Republican challenger Dino Rossi.

A majority vote by the committee would allow the bill to move to the full Senate, where there appears to be enough votes for passage.

Our first images are of the Greek island of Lesbos, a frequent first perch for many Syrian refugees, where there appears to be a semblance of procedure.

Also shown here is a change in failure mode for stretch-dominated lattices, where there appears to be a transition from buckling to plastic yielding for samples with a relative density between 10 and 20%.

To illustrate how this provides a means to help engage with the experience of countries where there appears to be very little information available on care leaving, a small scale South African initiative is considered.

The low affinity polymers are advantageous in respect of the mechanical strength of polymer gels, where there appears a microscopic phase separation between the polymer- and solvent-rich phases.

This left only 15 (12%) occasions where there appeared to be no clear justification for the decision to transfuse.

This was in contrast to the latter observed combination of 0.5 L/min diluting airflow and 50 ml/min/well vacuum, where there appeared to be much less of an ascending gradient across positions 1 4 (or at least less than 0.5 L/min diluting airflow and 10 ml/min/well vacuum) (Figure 4B) but there was a significant difference with a p-value of <0.01 (Table 2).

Occasionally, trace archive reads were sought to confirm exon sequences, where there was a gap or where there appeared to be frameshift errors in a section of draft sequence for example.

In communities where specific nutritional deficiencies persist or where there appear to be unexploited possibilities for income generation, households can with some support from government services or NGOs improve the diversity and productivity of their traditional gardens.