Sentence examples for which only deal from inspiring English sources

The ruling means historical equal-pay disputes can be heard in the civil courts and not just in employment tribunals, which only deal with cases brought within six months of someone leaving their job.

"After everything else, in 2015 we have a separate committee to deal with women's issues on top of the women's minister, women's question time and the many strategies in the country which only deal with women," he said.

All other results in this paper which only deal with the space L 2 ( B ), e.g., existence of solutions and convergence of the Galerkin approximation, are also valid for unbounded spatial domains.

Just look at the length of this article, which only deals with one portion of the necessary deliberations.

"In Britain," says Wood, "heritage crafts fall between the Crafts Council, which supports the artistic, innovative end of the crafts spectrum, and English Heritage, which only deals with buildings.

Here's an excerpt from the Environmental Defense Fund news release on the study and the broader research effort: The UT study, which only deals with the extraction phase of the natural gas supply chain, is the opening chapter in this broader scientific effort designed to advance the current understanding of the climate implications of methane emissions resulting from the U.S. natural gas boom.

Twelve boroughs and waste authorities have already been earmarked as having small-scale power generating schemes that could benefit from the expected 30% premium that Energy for London would be able to pay, compared to the private sector market which only deals in the purchase of huge quantities of power.

A good doctor (and I was lucky enough to find one as a chronic headache sufferer) will enlighten his patient about the causes, steer him/her away from the painkiller approach (which only deals with the symptoms), and recommend massage, exercise, yoga or a change of diet.

These formulas complement the fundamental kinematic formula, which only deals with hypersurfaces.

The higher-order cyclostationarity (HOCS) theory is a generalization of the second-order cyclostationarity theory, which only deals with second-order moments, to th-order moments [9, 10].

We found only two studies that examined the relationship between cognition and sunlight, both of which only dealt with the effects of immediate, short-term exposure.