Sentence examples for whose adherence from inspiring English sources

OBITUARIES C20 Bartolo Mascarello A winemaker whose adherence to traditional practices made him a symbol of loyalty, he was 78.

Exactly what the bishops meant by "in defiance" is unclear, especially as it might apply to non-Catholics whose adherence to Catholic teaching can hardly be presumed.

"This is a country whose adherence to the principles of our framers are supposed to be first and foremost," he said.

It culminated in Mandela's handover of power and the presidency to Mbeki's son, Thabo, whose adherence to the capitalist cause stands in mocking repudiation of his father's ideological fervour.

Hoping to regain some footing, Mr. Toledo shuffled his cabinet, replacing nearly half of his ministers, most notably an economy minister, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, whose adherence to fiscal austerity and pro-market reforms had become unpopular.

As a result, effectiveness is not the only means of testing the value of an argument, for this value also depends on the quality and competence of the minds whose adherence is sought.

Low adherers were individuals whose UPC adherence dropped to 80%% or below.

Ultimately the same could be said of the staging, whose close adherence to the letter of the text points up the fact that Britten's satire on English village life is a touch too complacent for its own good.

He made Nicholson at times infuriating, at times pitiable, a man whose strict adherence to an old-fashioned code of military ethics was both his scourge and his moral salvation.

The problem for Rautert was that, like cars and electricity, photography is shunned by the Amish, whose strict adherence to Biblical rules on image-making forbids them from posing for pictures.

Bartolo Mascarello, a Barolo winemaker whose enduring adherence to traditional practices in the face of changing fashions made him a symbol of staunch loyalty, died Saturday at his home in the town of Barolo, Italy.