Sentence examples for whose accession from inspiring English sources

The University of St. Andrews, brooding above those terminal fairways, is led by a principal whose accession to office has traditionally been accompanied by an automatic membership in the Royal and Ancient Golf Club.

They supported the accession of kings such as Vanaraja in the 8th century and Kumarapala, whose accession was masterminded by Hemachandra, the great Shvetambara scholar and minister of state, in the 12th century.

First, the successful conviction of a man whose accession to the top public job in Liberia had been achieved through a savage and vicious war in which his troops engaged in an orgy of violence that resulted not only in the abuse of the human rights of many Liberians, but also in the massacre of many of them, augurs well for the development of a peaceful and just dispensation in the country.

The company's interests are often advanced by the White House itself, most recently in China, whose accession to the World Trade Organisation was complicated at the last minute by European resentment of AIG's uniquely granted right to have a wholly-owned subsidiary there.In another way, it is not clear that AIG is an American company at all.

Levin's replacement, Richard Parsons, is an African-American, whose accession to the CEO job at the world's biggest media company is seen as evidence of social progress.

Cytochrome b sequences whose accession numbers start with AF are 423 bp longer than those starting with DQ and were used to reconstruct phylogenies.

Nevertheless there are also many species (38 in total) whose accessions did not cluster all together and 48 species whose accessions were mixed with accessions of other species.

Finally, there is a number of species whose accessions show membership to more than two clusters.

Widespread or Central European species whose accessions fell into the 'Western' clade were H. schmidtii, H. murorum, and H. bifidum.

The corresponding orthologous sequences of O. glaberrima were obtained from BACs whose GenBank accession numbers are in Supplementary Table 1.

This prediction was based on the NMR-obtained template whose PDB accession number is 1VRY, which corresponds to the second and third transmembrane domains of the α-1 subunit of human glycine receptor.