Sentence examples for which provides commentaries from inspiring English sources

But with yesterday's announcement, "I think Treasury has made it clear that they will not countenance games," said Stephan Leimberg, chairman of Leimberg Information Services in Bryn Mawr, Pa., which provides commentaries that help tax lawyers, accountants and financial planning consultants understand tax policy.

Bennett believed that a few papers which provided commentary and analysis (including the Herald) would survive.

The code required parliamentarians to sign on to a set of principles, including respect for religious and cultural diversity, supporting tolerance and justice within a multicultural society, and "to speak and write in a manner which provides factual commentary on a foundation of truth about all issues being debated in the community and the parliament".

DeLillo received significant acclaim for the sprawling novel Underworld (1997), which provides a commentary on American history and culture in the Cold War era, in part by tracing the imagined journeys of the baseball that New York Giants outfielder Bobby Thomson hit for a pennant-winning home run in 1951.

First Person Artist is a weekly column by artist Kimberly Brooks in which she provides commentary on the creative process and showcases artists' work from around the world.

First Person Artist is a weekly column by artist Kimberly Brooks in which she provides commentary on the creative process, technology and showcases artists" work from around the world.

First Person Artist is a weekly column by painter Kimberly Brooks in which she provides commentary on art and process and showcases artists' work from around the world.

First Person Artist is a weekly column by artist Kimberly Brooks in which she provides commentary on the creative process, color, fashion, technology and showcases artists" work from around the world.

First Person Artist is a weekly column by artist Kimberly Brooks in which she provides commentary on art and the creative process and showcases artists' work from around the world.

This is a computer dating game, which provides landscape for brilliant meta-commentary on popular games and the challenges of delivering emotional narratives in the commercial video game industry.

Mr. Moe's forces are minimal: apart from the keyboards, the only instruments required are a clarinet and a bass clarinet, which provide amusing commentary on the vocal text, and were played deftly by Jo-Ann Sternberg.