Sentence examples for To be summaries from inspiring English sources

Rather, they appear to be summaries of those questions, prepared by the President's lawyers.

Although intended to be summaries of adverse events to facilitate a periodic safety evaluation, many PSURs are long and complicated documents.

In Thailand, the government has justified what appear to be summary executions in the name of a war on drugs.

Mike Dailly of Govan Law Centre said his solicitors were working with MPs, the local authority and charities to identify those affected, with a view to raising legal proceedings to prevent what he considers to be summary evictions.

Infamous for what were said to be summary executions and massacres in the 1980s and 1990s under former Syrian President Hafez Assad, the military prison was shuttered -- at least on paper -- in 2001 after his son, Bashar Assad, assumed power.

Normally, these features have to be summary measures over the entire tissue sample or desired classification area.

Among the many online resources available to clinicians are summaries of research evidence to support clinical decision-making, such as Best Bets or UptoDate.

From 2000 to 2010 there were summaries for 106 cardiovascular devices.

Factors that even overall superior rated sites were unlikely to feature were Summary, Reading grade, Vocabulary, Cover graphic, Relevance of illustrations, and Interaction.

When summaries were received from other surgeries, they would start the process of summarising again, perceiving that summaries generated elsewhere were poorer in quality, missing important items and generally not to be trusted (" there are summaries and there are summaries").

On his desk for many years lay the Eighth Symphony, which promised to be his summary masterpiece.