例句與造句

1. Developing countries have defended their restrictive position by saying their domestic telecommunications industries would be hurt by free trade.
2. This was to reduce the chance of a malfunction or snowfall causing the signal to drop to its less restrictive position.
3. When it comes to legal immigration, there are major differences between the candidates, with the most restrictive positions so far being taken by Buchanan and Clinton.
4. Although Bush and his nominee both take highly restrictive positions on abortion, the president-elect stressed they do not see eye-to-eye on it.
5. A signal that provides advance warning of a stop signal ahead ( and which does not compel a stop when in its most restrictive position ) is referred to as "'distant signal " '.
6. It's difficult to find restrictive position in a sentence. 用restrictive position造句挺難的
7. Blackburn's defenders think she was dismissed, rather, because she disapproved of the Bush administration's highly restrictive position on stem cell research, a stance many top scientists complain is hindering disease research in a promising area.
8. The company said it would not data-mine, profile or otherwise make use of its customers'information without their specific " opt-in " permission, a more restrictive position than is common in much of the information industry today.
9. Crediting " the genius of Adolf Hitler " as in inspiration, he proposed the compulsory sterilization of " inferior races ", specifically the racial legislation introduced at the time suggests " some links " to Herseni and F
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   oaru is known to have had a more direct involvement in this program.
10. McCaughey Ross, who has also separated herself from most other state Republicans by supporting a less-restrictive position on abortion and favoring liberalizing party ballot rules in the state, for a time used some of her salary to hire her own press secretary and stood behind the governor, in full camera view, throughout his State of the State speech.
11. Mrs . McCaughey Ross, who has also separated herself from most other state Republicans by supporting a less-restrictive position on abortion and favoring liberalizing party ballot rules in the state, for a time used some of her salary to hire her own press secretary and stood behind the governor, in full camera view, throughout his State of the State speech.