Sentence examples for whose rotating from inspiring English sources

Burma's rulers are also motivated by a desire for rehabilitation in the premier regional forum, the Association of South-East Asian Nations (Asean), whose rotating chairmanship they hope to hold in 2014.

And while Mexico is reeling under Coach Sven Goran Eriksson, whose rotating roster of unproven players has failed to win in its last three World Cup qualifying matches, the United States is enjoying the consistency and confidence the team has long sought.

Mr. Bennett, who carries himself with the measured exuberance of a high school yearbook adviser, might have been forgiven for taking a timid approach to a job whose rotating cast of characters led some pundits to compare New Jersey's political stability unfavorably to Argentina's.

Ms. Dufault, 22, was killed when her hair became caught in the lathe, whose rotating axis is used to hold materials like wood or metal being shaped.

The fDOT and CT components were mounted on a rotating gantry, whose rotation movement was controlled by a Newport RV350PP motorised rotation stage (Newport Co, Irvine, CA, USA).

These, in case you did not know, are small electric motors whose shafts rotate on bearings made of gas molecules.

Mr. Shahzad initially had a court-appointed lawyer, Julia L. Gatto, of the federal defender's office, whose lawyers rotate duty in the arraignment court.

However, scientists have now found a link between working shifts and a decline in brain function – especially among those whose shifts rotated between morning, afternoon and night.

Within the United Nations, the Security Council -- the only body with the power to enforce its decisions, has 5 permanent members -- the United States, Britain, France, Russia and China -- and 10 whose terms rotate every two years.

The pub's eight taps, whose offerings rotate weekly, recently featured the hoppy Marruca ale from the Tuscan microbrewery Birra Amiata and the Kölsch-style Rodersch from Birrificio Bi-Du, a brewery near Como (medium-size draft beer, €5).

Hadassah has declined to identify the members of its investment advisory committee, other than to say they are "prominent and experienced financial and investment individuals" who serve without pay and are not members of its large governing board, whose membership rotates frequently.