Sentence examples for which entailed a from inspiring English sources

They were given a two-year juvenile probation, which entailed a curfew but no court date.

The Clinton administration enacted the International Religious Freedom Act, which entailed a yearly religious liberty audit of foreign countries.

They signed a "comprehensive peace agreement," administered by the U.N., which entailed a ceasefire, followed by a six-year "cooling-off period".

My son used to work in New Jersey, which entailed a hated commute by car that took 50 to 90 minutes each way.

The move marks a significant departure from the company's editorial strategy over its first three years, which entailed a team of curators scouring the web for content with a social purpose.

Analysis Teachers are some of the harshest critics of the coalition after Michael Gove's tenure as education secretary, which entailed a radical shakeup of the curriculum, expansion of academies and introduction of free schools.

Unlike his first exile, which entailed "an act of internal severance", he threw himself into opposition to Abacha's rule, in which his sons Olaokun and Ilemakin were also active.

Parm gets its sandwiches right, even its club sandwich, which entails a higher degree of difficulty.

"A fewer number of houses will be constructed, which entails a substantial increase in green recreational areas (parks) and green ecological areas," he added.

There has also been a special provision for gang rape, which entails a minimum punishment of 20 years and a maximum punishment of the death sentence.

In salat, the five-times daily Muslim prayers, which entail a meditationlike centering of focus and several kneeling bows, he felt there were echoes of yogic poses.