| It is derivable from that statesman's written or spoken utterances and is what guides him unconsciously in making decisions. |
| We will now ascertain what sanction to slavery is derivable from these terms. |
| Cheap oxygen would greatly increase the light derivable from oil and gas, as proved in the brilliancy of an oxyhydrogen jet. |
| The lessee is assumed to receive all the benefits derivable from the use of the good and to incur the costs and risks associated with ownership. |
| The advance in the book is not noticeable until close to the end, but it's derivable from the title. |
| For postings not relevant to the budget, one commitment item flagged as statistical must be derivable. |
