Sentence examples for which conveys to from inspiring English sources

In order to obtain this title, which conveys to potential clients the impression that a business is soundly run, Galleon had to agree to preserve its electronic correspondence.

Hudson added: "The reason for the sentence is the seriousness of the offence, the public outrage that has been caused and we felt there was no other sentence this court could have passed which conveys to you the abhorrence that many in society feel this crime should receive".

"The reason for the sentence is the seriousness of the offence, the public outrage that has been caused and we felt there was no other sentence this court could have passed which conveys to you the abhorrence that many in society feel this crime should receive".

I believe that the choice to treat some of them as criminals and accord them rights unavailable in military commissions was a symbolic one -- one which conveys to the rest of the world that we are willing to accord constitutional rights even to those who wish to destroy us.

This movement has its deep origins in the middle 19th century, when the British preacher John Nelson Darby proposed that the Bible might be read as a kind of secret code which conveys, to those who know how to connect the dots, knowledge of the end times.

Indeed, the epithelial lining of the 1st PA is endowed with a molecular map which conveys to CNCCs the information needed to generate craniofacial structures [29], [30].

The exception was a short-lived boost in productivity that depended not on the nature of the change but on the simple fact of any change, which conveyed to the workers that they were being observed by management.

If such a worker is found, it sends a root of an unexplored subtree to the manager, which conveys it to the idle worker and puts this worker on the list.

The small capsule with an embedded pH probe is affixed to the distal esophageal mucosa which conveys signals to a receiver/recorder worn on the body [ 4].

Despite the fact that the cystic artery, which conveys blood to the gallbladder, branches off the right medial hepatic artery distally, similarly to A. gastrica dextra, gallbladder pathology was observed in only two animals.

Clay-coloured fatty feces suggest obstruction of the bile duct, which conveys bile to the intestine during digestion.