Sentence examples for which will be written from inspiring English sources

The new law, which will be written into the constitution, endangers Switzerland as an investment destination, the business lobby claims.

None of The Undertones are taking part in the musical which will be written by Colin Bateman, the author of Divorcing Jack and other bestselling novels.

In addition to writing the first book, Mr. Riordan has outlined the next nine novels, which will be written by other authors.

Starting next week, The Monitor will be updated every Friday with new articles, both in English and Spanish, a majority of which will be written by Mr. Fergusson, Mount Hope's unlikely online chronicler.

The BBC is to launch a Doctor Who spin-off series aimed at a Hunger Games-loving teenage audience which will be written by award-winning young adult author Patrick Ness.

According to various reports, Smith's new publisher HarperCollins is going to pay him £15m to come up with six plot outlines, some of which will be written up by other people over the next three years.

This week the Exchange, which will be writing to shareholders within the next fourteen days to explain in detail its reasons for rejecting the Macquarie offer, announced a 16% increase in revenues in the third quarter to $369 million.

For a general pre-structure M, there is a natural way to define what it means for a second-order formula φ to be satisfied in a structure M under an assignment s of objects to the free variables in φ, which again will be written M ⊨ φ[s].

For the fourth year, "The 24-Hour Plays on Broadway," will present a charity performance in which six plays will be written, cast, directed, rehearsed and, yes, performed, in one day.

But these are semantic issues and before getting to them we need to give a proper syntactic definition of the language within which our formulas will be written.

Since σL and σl are complementary (for example, σLA = σlT), R-dependent components can be represented throughout the genome using only the σL parameters, which from hereon will be written without a superscript designation.