Sentence examples for which surely have from inspiring English sources

In Australia, athletes excluded from the Olympic squad are now rushing to courts which surely have no right to decide on these matters.

Then one can apply the pseudo-index theory [2] to obtain periodic solutions in this subspace, which surely have the required symmetric structure and give solutions to.

Fei [14, 15] applied the pseudo-index theory [17 20] to obtain periodic solution in a subspace, which surely have the required symmetric structure (1.5) and give solutions to (1.1).

This allows to find critical points of φ on a subspace of E which is invariant under the group G. Then we can apply Theorem A to obtain periodic solutions in this subspace, which surely have the required symmetric structure and give solutions to (1.1).

"There has been an attack on our land and our citizens lost their lives, which surely has adequate response in international law".

President Obama's second one, which surely has to rank among the best of the past half-century, makes an argument for a pragmatic and patriotic progressivism.

That's a small example, but now Yahoo is buying Tumblr, which surely has some interesting potential for links with Flickr.

By these standards, Mr. Twist's "Petrushka Suite" (which surely had more surrounding detail when shown in 2008 at Lincoln Center) tends to be merely cute.

Team officials said they had already sold 2,300 new full-season ticket plans for next season — which surely has something to do with dreams of James in orange and blue.

Charlie Kaufman could have a bash at a new version of The Witches, which surely has enough powerful and threatening female characters to keep him scribbling away in merry neurosis for at least a couple of years.

It is an irony which surely has not passed Patten by that, however hard the PM still works to cultivate a self-image replete with liberal, communitarian values, the public remains unconvinced.