Sentence examples for Detailed circumstances from inspiring English sources

The detailed circumstances in which a US government may order the killing of an American citizen who is a high-ranking member of al-Qaida have been revealed in a leaked memo prepared by Obama administration lawyers.

The glowing recollections followed grim testimony last week from a police officer and a paramedic who detailed circumstances of Jackson's death in June 2009 at the age of 50 while preparing for This Is It, a series of comeback shows.

The British law against assisted suicide was mitigated in 2010 with a statement by the Crown Prosecution Service, responsible for criminal cases, that set out the detailed circumstances that would be taken into account in reaching a decision on whether to press charges.

While numerous fall risk factors have been identified (Rubenstein and Josephson 2002), more limited information is available about the detailed circumstances surrounding falls among community-dwelling older adults.

Claiming Income Support usually involved an interview at a local office of the Department of Social Security, where applicants were asked about their detailed circumstances and expected to produce substantiating documentation.

Wikström et al. ([2012a]: 73) argue that 'this combination of codes is central to the space-time budget methodology', because only the combination of the components (location, people present, activity and time) captures 'the detailed circumstances of settings'.

"I happened to read the article following the game in which he was injured and it detailed the circumstances that he was short of the record," Groh said.

(Gordon detailed the circumstances that the movie covers in this piece for Lenny Letter; it could be considered a spoiler).

The rules, which could go into effect in January, detail circumstances in which officials must disqualify themselves from cases.

He recalls in detail circumstances and conversations no 5-year-old could possibly remember, and he turns up, with uncanny frequency, close enough to witness or eavesdrop on important events.

On Thursday morning, all of the 191 schools in the county school system received an automated telephone alert, along with an urgent e-mail message, detailing the circumstances of the emergency and the response.