| The mission of the college is stated as follows in its course catalogue and faculty handbook. |
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| To help us sail by nighttime is a reason His starry vault is turning in its course. |
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| Increased flooding of the Semliki river in recent years has led to major shifts in its course. |
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| According to Jupiter Communications analyst Mike May in New York, it has a couple of obstacles in its course. |
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| The early diagnosis of CML is extremely important since it is a disease, which if detected early enough in its course, can be cured. |
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| Midway in its course, it turns northwest to join the Nullagine River and becomes the De Grey. |
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| It is notorious for invading the subarachnoid space and the fourth ventricle early in its course and disseminating promptly through the cerebrospinal pathways. |
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| A treatment plan for your child is likely to involve a number of specialists, requiring the mental health, educational, and medical professions at various points in its course. |
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| In what seemed almost like an attempt to parse the intentions of the river itself, it was decided that gradual changes in its course would move the border, while hasty ones would leave the boundary where it was. |
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| Not only was the property along the North Platte River, but the river also ran through it, taking an east-west turn for a few miles in its course. |
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| The replies made by the Member States to the January infringement letters confirm the ongoing failure and do not in the view of the Commission provide new elements justifying a change in its course of action. |
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| The larger stream was placid, and even sullen, in its course. |
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| Taking off from the right bank of the Jamna river early in its course, the canal irrigated the Sultan's territories in the Hissar region of Eastern Punjab. |
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