Sentence examples for which guardians from inspiring English sources

Chief Justice Rabner cited several cases in which guardians stole from people whose lives they essentially controlled.

In cases in which guardians were absent, the classroom teacher signed on their behalf.

However, the same decision may not be morally appropriate in situations in which guardians are given information about their child's genetic makeup when the chance of the child developing an environmental disease in the future is only probabilistic and treatment will not influence whether the child will develop the disease (Ross 2002).

Which Guardian Newsgroup journalists used private investigator Steve Whittamore?

Which Guardian journalists would you invite to your debaucherous New Year's Eve bash?

Which Guardian journalist would you most like to have a debate with?

The way in which Guardian journalism (including its crosswords) is 'consumed' is shifting at an incredible rate.

* OIS Optical Imaging Systems Inc., signed a letter of intent with Guardian Industries Inc., Northville, Mich., and William Manning, Rochester, under which Guardian will invest $10.5 million for a 29percentt equity stake in OIS.

Expeditions like this one – which Guardian reporters were given rare permission to join following an invitation from the Javari Valley indigenous association, Univaja – provide invaluable intelligence.

Those courts produce an archive of death and public health data through which Guardian Australia combed to produce its Deaths Inside database.

Last weekend the appeal was boosted by the annual charity telethon, during which Guardian and Observer journalists took a record £53,000 in donations from readers over the phones.