Sentence examples for which identifies as from inspiring English sources

This is smaller than the group which identifies as "other" – 61 individuals.

It's also not happy about Facebook granting itself the power to unilaterally change its terms of service, saying this is contrary to EU consumer legislation which identifies as unfair terms that enable: "the seller or supplier to alter the terms of the contract unilaterally without a valid reason which is specified in the contract".

The Ansar al-Islam, an Islamic extremist group, which identifies as the local affiliate of al-Qaeda, has claimed responsibility for the attack.

"Completely inappropriate for the cast of #Hamilton to address Mike Pence like this," tweeted the GOP Report, which identifies as a "conservative blogger helping to unify the USA under Donald Trump, the one person who can end corruption in Washington".

The Census Bureau attributed an indeterminate amount of the increase to revised definitions adopted in 2007, which identify as parents any man and woman living together, whether or not they are married or the child's biological parents.

The spot S7, S8, S9 which identified as globulin-2 or globulin-like protein were downregulated, while the spot S21 and S22 which identified as globulin-1 were upregulated.

Their decomposed characteristics in different atmospheres (N2 and CO2) was analyzed and compared, which identified as pyrolysis and gasification, respectively.

Malhari Mahatmya states that Khandoba first appeared on Champashasti, which was a Sunday, at Premapur, which identified as Pember (Adimailar, Mailarapur) near Bidar.

Such critiques of MSM can themselves slip into a universalising framework, one in which identifying as gay indicates participation in an emancipatory and modern project.

OPN, which identified as a major component of stone matrix protein, its expression was remarkably increased in the renal tubular cells of stone-forming rats [ 44, 45].

Interestingly, other topographical features, distinct from the substrate, were classified as background, which identifies them as non-bacterial debris.