particularise मीनिंग इन हिंदी

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Tampoe accepted all of the allegations as particularised.
2. Accordingly, the Defendant could reasonably ask for the allegation to be better particularised so that he may plead to it properly.
3. Georgia, Idaho, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, and Virginia have particularised state laws banning smoking in specific places but leaving out all others.
4. In certain cases, particularised readings are provided, that is to say, readings which highlight some particular aspect of the spiritual life or activity of the Saint.
5. In the process, each nation created its own distinctive own art histories and its own epochal moments, celebrating the historic artistic figures within these more particularised nationalistic art traditions.
6. Justice Atkinson wrote that  the person who has behaved in the way particularised is not suitable to be a legal practitioner, before making an order recommending that Tampoe s name be removed from the roll of legal practitioners.
7. The limits of this article forbid the attempt to particularise all the repeated and for the most part fruitless negotiations, in the prosecution of which the Bishop of Norwich was during the next ten years repeatedly crossing the sea accompanied by other ambassadors.
8. If the respondent to the request believes that the allegation was sufficiently particularised, and that the requesting party is simply fishing for more information or just being difficult, they would issue a short reply : " Not entitled " or " Sufficiently pleaded ".
9. To enumerate their names would be impracticable in the present instance, and to particularise ( sic ) any, might be thought invidious; they are all of them entitled to the warmest thanks of the publishers for their communications on the several topics on which they have so ably written.
10. On the issue of his alleged laughing at Bligh's predicament, Heywood managed to cast doubts on Hallett's testimony, asking how Hallett had managed " to particularise the muscles of a man's countenance " at some distance and during the hurly-burly of a mutiny.