Sentence examples for with an outward from inspiring English sources

Wilson began his final period as prime minister with an outward display of boldness.

By law, French public sector workers, including hospital staff, must be seen as neutral and cannot show religious belief with an outward symbol.

State workers in the public service must by law be impartial and neutral, and so cannot show their religious belief with an outward symbol such as a headscarf.

Public service workers must by law be impartial and must not show their religious belief with an outward symbol such as a headscarf, cross or turban.

They were discussed among us in the Merrill Lynch canteen each night with an outward sense of loathing, but tinged with pride.

State workers must by law be impartial and neutral, and so cannot show their religious belief with an outward symbol such as a headscarf, but this applies only to public service workplaces such as hospitals and town halls.

Two sets of six transmembrane α helices, assembled pseudo-symmetrically, possess a negatively charged internal pocket with an outward-facing shape.

We propose here a technique for repairing the pronator quadratus with an outward-return running suture using a 2.0 single-strand thread.

Transforming an inward-looking corporate state into a liberal democracy with an outward-looking market economy was never going to be straightforward.

Billout understands that most of his readers, or listeners, will continue to find the wider world beguiling, as they should, and his book ends with an outward-bound coda that small children may find both unsettling and alluring — and funny.

In this research article, we present for the first time an experimental investigative study on the flow characteristics of compressed natural-gas (CNG) issued from a direct injector with an outward-opening nozzle operating at a wide range of pressures.