Sentence examples for The adama from inspiring English sources

The Adama community is well aware of the CPU and, through their active engagement, children are brought in to be assisted by the Family Tracing and Reunification Services or social workers, and possibly directed to legal and/or medical aid.

Moore encouraged Weddle and Thompson to give the Adama character progressively crueler lines.

While Dualla's suicide was surprising for Bernardin, he was critical about the Adama scene after her suicide, stating it as "some of Olmos' worst acting in the series", and that the answered questions for the episode raised more questions, but felt the episode was good overall.

At the Adama zonal police station, the visitors met with Inspector Shitu Likisa and Ms Welansa Negash – focal persons of the Child Protection Unit (CPU) for the Oromia Region and the Adama zonal police station, respectively.

Thick and thin blood smears were made on the same slide, air dried and transported to the Adama Malaria Control Center.

It was established within the compounds of the Adama town police station, as a separate block close to the outside gates.

We're still working on The Palmyra Impact and The Adamas Blueprint, but those will be back in readers' hands at some point.

Curcumin (Cur, Shanghai Zhanyun Chemical Co. Ltd); oligomeric hyaluronic acid (oHA, Mn = 10 kDa, Shandong Freda Biological Engineering Co. Ltd).; 3,3′-dithiodipropionic acid was provided by the Adamas Reagent Co. Ltd. (Shanghai, China).

"This centre deals with about one to two cases per day and, by deploying female police officers, we prevent the victims from secondary victimisation," explains Zewdu Mulugeta, prosecutor at the Bureau of Justice, Adama One of the recent cases to come to this office was the attempted rape of a five-year-old girl.

Amongst the soldiers present at the training, Adama sangare, a 47 year old veteran father of 3 children was present.

Senegalese troops marched into Banjul the next day, paving the way for Adama Barrow, the new president, to enter the state house.