Sentence examples for which have met from inspiring English sources

One is imports, which have met the demand that domestic producers have been unable to supply.

"The Greater Sydney Commission understands there are aspects of WestConnex which have met with a lot of community concern.

Florida State and Miami, which have met in the season opener in recent years, now play to determine which team will have a longer season.

A host of environmental groups support the bills, which have met opposition from dentists and manufacturers of devices that contain mercury.

The speculation and caution over taking the gig is in stark contrast to inaugurations past, none of which have met with such scrutiny.

That much is borne out by the results of recent bond auctions, which have met with demand for about twice as many securities as the amount being issued, while interest rates tracked downward.

Britain and Denmark, which had met most of them, exercised their opt-outs.

He dismissed the Parliament, which had met in March 1877, and suspended the constitution in February 1878.

Campaigners are calling on the coalition to scrap the controversial health Bill, which has met widespread opposition by health professionals.

Twenty-nine were nominees of the Labour Representation Committee which had met six years earlier to find ways of sending working men to parliament.

The differences must now be resolved by a joint House-Senate conference committee, which has met only once since last summer.