Sentence examples for which she enumerated from inspiring English sources

Barro Blanco is in clear violation of that law, Weni said, as well as a number of others, national and international, which she enumerated, and its presence threatens the integrity of the comarca.

Last week Fiorina told analysts that if the deal were squashed the company would revisit its alternatives, which she didn't enumerate but characterized as the same ones it had when it decided that buying Compaq was the best course of action.

After a few murmurs in which she continues to enumerate Miguel's misdeeds, the mother mentions that Miguel recently turned the lights off in their home, which was helpful.

She enumerated the defendants which included Mayor Lindsay and various officials connected with housing.

She enumerates the ways in which her life is better not in spite of what she calls her "accident", but because of it.

Nahum Barnea, the country's top political columnist, wrote in Friday's issue of Yediot Aharonot newspaper an article headlined "Tzipi in Wonderland," in which he enumerated the political debate over the errors she was perceived to have committed.

It inspired many commentaries, which were enumerated by Ḥajjī Khalīfa (Kâtip Çelebi), the 17th-century Turkish historian and bibliographer.

The eight Ivy League institutions have jointly agreed on admission policies, which are enumerated in the Joint Statement for Candidates on Common Ivy Admission Procedure.

Here we introduce Chromatin Isolation by RNA Purification (ChIRP), where tiling oligonucleotides retrieve specific lncRNAs with bound protein and DNA sequences, which are enumerated by deep sequencing.

Last year at the Australian Society of Authors I gave a talk in which I enumerated a number of novel plots which I'll never write, and passed them on to the audience".

In the Kentucky case, Justice John Paul Stevens wrote a separate opinion in which he enumerated the many problems with the application of the death penalty and said that he decided that it is inherently unconstitutional.