Sentence examples for wherever it has from inspiring English sources
Wherever it has taken over, its black-clad and balaclava'd fighters have imposed a draconian version of Sharia, or Islamic law, prompting thousands to flee as refugees.
Every possible effort should be made in all countries to disseminate the Convention and, wherever it has already been ratified, to promote its implementation and monitoring.
The company plans to use the infusion of cash to continue to build out its operation in the US, Europe and Asia to give it coverage wherever it has a user base.
"Japan, Turkey, Azerbaijan, America - wherever it has to be, it has to be.
The American plan, one senior United Nations official said, "has created turbulence wherever it has gone".
The A.P., moreover, has been for decades a quiet activist for press freedom wherever it has been needed.
Nelsons' performance, though – echoing the one he gave last autumn as part of his complete Beethoven cycle in Birmingham's Symphony Hall – would have been blazingly memorable whenever and wherever it had taken place.
Ms. Frot-Coutaz, who is also chief operating officer for production with FremantleMedia North America, the television company that produces "Idol" worldwide, noted that the series had succeeded wherever it had been shown, including the 22 countries in which "Idol's" pan-Arab version is telecast via satellite.
Texture, and original patina wherever possible — "it has a lived-in feel you can't imitate" — are key components.
Although it is normally recommended that ratings of QOL should be made by the patient wherever possible, it has always been acknowledged that there are situations, especially where children are very young or ill, when it is necessary to rely on parents' ratings.
The authorities have observed that, as one of their spokesmen resentfully puts it, wherever Ptydepe has passed into common use, "it has automatically begun to assume some of the characteristics of a natural language: various emotional overtones, imprecisions, ambiguities".
