Sentence examples for a special leaflet from inspiring English sources

In preparation for dropping an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, U.S. military leaders decided against a demonstration bomb, and against a special leaflet warning, in both cases because of the uncertainty of a successful detonation, and the wish to maximize psychological shock.

The respondents in these studies suggested a procedure that was labelled 'opt-out plus': patients receive verbal and written information, a special leaflet about tissue and research, and have the option to opt-out.

Subjects in the experimental group will receive (1) health warnings of smoking based on a special designed leaflet; and (2) a patient-centred counseling from nurse counselors with emphasis on risk perceptions of smoking to cancer prognosis.

The family is considered relatively primitive because of the characteristic large, individually produced spore-bearing structures (sporangia) with a ring of thickened cells (annulus) around the apex; the sporangia are usually borne on special leaflets (pinnae) and lack a covering membrane (indusium).

This information should be available explicitly; hospitals could develop special leaflets for using medical data for research and put these posters or leaflets in waiting rooms, and the information could be put prominent on their websites.

You may want to object to research with your tissue and you may do so by sending back the form in the stamped return envelope.' The special leaflets were four pages in length and contained paragraphs on storage and use of tissue in future research.

La Prensa Gráfica published a special series of leaflets titled “Children for a Better World”, which includes the Say Yes pledge form.

Phil Woolas, the Labour MP who held the seat last May by just 103 votes, was later disqualified by a special electoral court for leaflets that peddled falsehoods about his Lib Dem opponent.John McCann, a Lib Dem councillor, says locals are sick of partisan "sniping", and that this makes the coalition an asset on the doorstep.

Thousands of unpaid volunteers, managed through a special Web site, have been passing out leaflets in the streets, and the campaign raises funds openly.

Taxi drivers in Beijing have been told to lock their back windows in case passengers hand out subversive leaflets, and to keep a special watch for ping-pong balls and balloons on which incorrect messages might be written.

They also dropped leaflets asking them to call a special phone number to inform on locations of Hamas operatives launching rockets at Israeli towns.