Sentence examples for which refrains from inspiring English sources

Overall, our research contributes to the discussion about FE proficiency, which refrains from the FE life-cycle perspective and demands project-specific and complete execution of FE activities.

After the students read their proclamation, the crowd chanted a censored patriotic poem the "National Song", which refrains: "This we swear, this we swear, that we will no longer be slaves".

According to Pellington, the treacherousness of the terrain surprised Pearl Jam, which refrained for six years from making another music video: "I think Pearl Jam was very, very upset that this piece about an alienated kid who killed himself was taken to be this glorified piece about a guy who shoots his classmates".

Which international organisations embrace CCS, and which refrain from discussing it at all?

"This seems to be reflected in recent postings by RMC, which refrain from any criticism of IS, even posting eulogies for some dead IS fighters".

Interestingly, the EU, in turn, tends to play the role of a scapegoat for its member countries which refrain from criticising Kazakhstan, trying to make Brussels do this "dirty job" instead (Bossuyt and Kubicek 2015: p. 184).

Ankola had signed an agreement with Balaji Telefilms, which refrained him from participating or acting in television shows made by other production houses that "directly or indirectly compete with Balaji Telefilms".

But this does not justify the imposition of liberal values on non-democratic cultures which refrain from blatant abuses.

It has been observed that NPs smaller than 50 nm (administrated by intravenous injection) transverse quickly to nearly all tissues and impart potentially toxic manifestations in various tissues; on the other hand, NPs greater than 50 nm (in particular 100 200 nm positively charged particles) are readily taken up by RES which refrain their path to other tissues [ 25].

In an unusual move, the Canadian government, which usually refrains from commenting on foreign election campaigns, joined the chorus of those criticising Trump.

This month he renewed the licence of Venevisión, another private channel whose stance was similar to that of RCTV in 2002 but which now refrains from criticising the government.