Sentence examples for which it selected from inspiring English sources
Each branch of industry and administration had its own training schools, from which it selected qualified students with satisfactory records.
That same review "should have been more open and transparent", while "the process by which it selected the documents for review could have been more open".
He chaired the first meeting of the new UFA caucus, at which it selected Herbert Greenfield as Premier.
After all, RTD had already rejected the lakeside location, doing so after completion of a multi-year, multi-million dollar analysis, at the completion of which it selected a site just east of Federal.
YOUNG CONCERT ARTISTS MARATHON For 50 years, Young Concert Artists has held auditions at which it selects promising musicians for its roster.
Recently, IRIS has put forth significant effort to enhance and increase the efficiency of its reviews, which includes refining the process by which it selects, evaluates, and integrates scientific evidence (U.S. EPA 2013)—all central elements of systematic review that require transparent and objective criteria or protocols.
The Kremlin distributes oil money via state banks to firms and projects which it selects on the basis of their political importance and their pro-Putin stance, rather than trusting the market to allocate capital to the most efficient firms.
In Lévi-Strauss's system the human mind is viewed as a repository of a great variety of natural material, from which it selects pairs of elements that can be combined to form diverse structures.
While Russia has a nominally free-market economy, it is one highly skewed by the misallocation of capital and resources to firms run by cronies.The Kremlin distributes oil rent via state banks to firms and projects which it selects on the basis of their political importance and their pro-Putin stance.
The criterion on which it selects the best particle is the distance to the target and the Gaussian cost function of the particle.
One set of other objections try to show that, given the theory's criterion for selecting rules, there are conditions under which it selects intuitively unacceptable rules.
