Sentence examples for zone for which from inspiring English sources

Gonzalez ranted at the umps that the ball had sailed beyond the customary zone for which the rule is applied.

One recent reform accomplishment for Mr. Li is the decision to establish a Shanghai free trade zone, for which he apparently "fought strong opposition".

Now turn to the proposal for a single banking supervisor for the euro zone, for which the European Commission unveiled a blueprint last week.

The bank also does not like the appearance of capitulating to pressure from political leaders in the 12 countries in the euro zone, for which it sets monetary policy.

It was the military zone for which the Givate Brigade was responsible, but we all knew the stories about how they managed to kill several militants in one ambush.

Amid the blame rightly apportioned to the Liverpool fans who rampaged through a chicken wire fence towards the mainly Juventus fans in Sector Z, a supposedly "neutral zone" for which tickets had mainly gone to Italians, the Belgian authorities and Uefa were also heavily criticised.

But none is safe from such events as the Prudential Bike Ride, which this weekend will make a hell of central London with its "bike-based entertainment and festival zones" for which read roads you can't cross, officious men in yellow bibs, slavishly applauding groupies, unironic X Factor ballads piped through giant speakers, and parks you can't enjoy.

As shown in Table 2, first step indicates zonation of well into two zones for which maximum value of R in boundary of zones is equal to 0.884265.

These are frequency zones for which free wave propagation is prevented throughout the metamaterial, resulting in frequency zones of pronounced wave attenuation.

The DAA mechanism is based on the definition of three zones for which an appropriate maximum mean EIRP spectral density is authorized.

A Fresnel zoneplate is a diffractive optical element consisting of concentric rings (zones) for which the transmitted light produces a focal spot that is used in all wavelength regimes, including X-rays.