Sentence examples for which were advanced from inspiring English sources

Parties are not conned here to the same arguments which were advanced in the courts below upon a Federal question there discussed.

The designation was originally applied to powerful engines that dominated stock-car racing in the 1960's thanks to their hemispherical combustion chambers, which were advanced at the time.

Teare ruled that "there can be only one explanation for the fact that the very large sums of money which were advanced were immediately transferred to companies owned or controlled by Mr. Ablyazov, namely, that the original loans were part of a dishonest scheme whereby Mr. Ablyazov sought to misappropriate monies which belonged to the bank".

The case describes both the rationale for NEPAD and the process through which it was developed, as well as the serious critiques of both the compact and the process, many of which were advanced by non-governmental citizen organizations from a wide range of African countries.

Nama has taken control of virtually all land and development loans which were advanced by the Dublin-based banks, including £3.5bn of property loans in Northern Ireland.

Percutaneous fixation of scaphoid fracture with K-wires was then attempted; under fluoroscopic control, the wrist was gently flexed while the fracture was fixed with K-wires, which were advanced from dorsal to volar along the central axis of the scaphoid.

Here a strong counterattack was threatened by two regiments of reinforcements from the Ottoman 7th Division, which were advancing from Deir Sneid to the north and north-east.

It is not known, moreover, which growth form is primitive and which is advanced.

Hemingway paid the Wheeler Shipyard in Brooklyn $7,500 for her in 1934, $3,000 of which was advanced by Arnold Gingrich, editor of Esquire, as payment for future articles.

He and other club legends are irritated by the Crazy Gang portrayal of Wimbledon, dominated by tales of thuggery, which was advanced again in a recent BT Sport documentary featuring John Fashanu and Vinnie Jones.

Supporters of the measure, which was advanced by Representative Raúl M. Grijalva, Democrat of Arizona, said a rush of claims to mine for uranium for proposed nuclear power plants threatened the landscape.