Sentence examples for which enumerated from inspiring English sources
In the following year the commission presented to the General Assembly its draft articles, which enumerated crimes against international law, including any act or threat of aggression, annexation of territory, and genocide.
His precipitous drop appeared to validate in some respects a withering scouting report by Pro Football Weekly, which enumerated perceived weaknesses ranging from "average field vision and coverage recognition" to "nonchalant field presence — does not command respect from teammates and cannot inspire" to "shaky lower-body mechanics".
Most federal court suits brought against the city and its employees had been settled with multipage documents titled Stipulation of Settlement and Order of Dismissal, which enumerated settlement amounts and were placed in files kept at courthouses and included on an electronic docket accessible through a service called Pacer.
A committee of the Virginia convention headed by law professor George Wythe forwarded forty recommended amendments to Congress, twenty of which enumerated individual rights and another twenty of which enumerated states' rights.
In 1862, the section which enumerated the substances was repealed with an amendatory act, though cannabis was still required to be labeled.
Endecott was elected deputy governor in 1641 and in this role was one of the signatories to the Massachusetts Body of Liberties, which enumerated a number of individual rights available to all colonists, and presaged the United States Bill of Rights.
The enumeration procedure is performed by the algorithm FindPath, which enumerates all the minimal pathways and does not output duplicate hyperpaths.
Two paragraphs are spent on her travels, which enumerate trips to "various revolutionary districts, impoverished mountainous regions, and minority neighborhoods".
limit on the signs, which enumerate many park rules, down to the ban on picking flowers, was an oversight.
One essay, "Was Democracy Just a Moment?," which enumerates the problems of a foreign policy shaped by a yearning to spread American values, is a model of clearheadedness.
Each issue of The Wine Press -- the spring issue is now in circulation, the summer issue is due in July -- carries a feature called the "Wine List," which enumerates wine available from East End wineries, and their prices.
