Sentence examples for whereby action from inspiring English sources

That replaced the old system, whereby action was taken only if the referee viewed footage post-match and conceded he would have sent a player off had he witnessed the misdemeanour at the time.

This set of items was selected following the criteria of the linguistic tradition, whereby action verbs refer to physical acts, and non action verbs (state/psychological verbs) expressed mental processes with no reference to a physical object [63], [64].

The Ministry of Health's Personnel Procedures Manual defined affirmative action as 'a process whereby action is taken to end unfair discrimination... without evoking perceptions of reverse discrimination among certain groups.' But the Manual also stated that 'Government expects managers to... consider primarily disadvantaged persons when they recruit new staff members' [ 27].

We will determine through an RCT if a 4-week AOT programme (from 9 to 13 post-term weeks' age) will influence the short-term outcomes of reaching and grasping, compared with a standard TOT programme whereby action observation is replaced with toy observation (no grasping action demonstrated).

The new techniques of elucidating and elaborating material, developed by romance writers in the 12th century, produced a method whereby actions, motives, states of mind, were scrutinized and debated.

First, based on the theory of planned behavior, whereby actions which are not motivated by financial incentives are associated with more positive normative beliefs, SNS users are likely to perceive – and therefore self-report – intrinsic motives for social sharing (e.g., altruism) as more important to them than extrinsic motives (e.g., financial rewards).

Yar ([2012]) states that networked communications act as a force-multiplier and that the impact is further increased by a space-time compression, whereby actions can occur almost instantly in different locations.

We need to devise a process whereby serious action can be taken against egregious acts of back-scratching, waste and lack of rigour in governance.

The foreign ministry complained of what it termed a double standard, whereby tough action in the West was called anti-terrorism but in China was described as the repression of ethnic minorities.

In some cases, lncRNAs may have sequence-independent functions, whereby the action of their transcription alone may regulate transcription of neighboring genes (a phenomenon called transcriptional interference or promoter occlusion) (Kornienko et al., 2013).

The RAND report says Washington should reduce military aid to Pakistan, then work out a "timeline" with Islamabad whereby concrete action against terrorism by the Pakistan government is rewarded with gradual restoration of U.S. aid.