Sentence examples for and further states from inspiring English sources
The Stmk L-DBR adopts these provisions and further states that the employed physician may pursue a medical activity in another hospital or may use hospital equipment and staff only if authorized by the employer.
The FDA also identifies AUC, Cmax, and Tmax as the relevant parameters, and further states that, for long half-life drugs that demonstrate low intra-subject variability in distribution and clearance, an "AUC truncated at 72 hours (AUC0-72) can be used in place of AUC0-t or AUC00-∞" (FDA/CDER 2003).
Obama laughs that he doesn't think he's lost any friends, and vows that his is not a "caretaker Presidency" and further states that the situation is such that he's got to be able to do more than one thing at a time, whether others like it or not.
John Lindow theorizes that the possible etymological meaning of Iðunn ever young"—would potentially allow Iðunn to perform her ability to provide eternal youthfulness to the gods without her apples, and further states that Haustlöng does not mention apples but rather refers to Iðunn as the "maiden who understood the eternal life of the Æsir".
In the current revised and augmented edition of Field Epidemiology, the first chapter defines field epidemiology as "the constellation of problems faced by epidemiologists who are called upon to investigate urgent public health problems…" and further states, "public health epidemiologists must travel to and work in the field to solve the problem".
Finally, a 2002 report by the GAO reported that more than 90 percent of certain types of benefit claims were fraudulent and further stated that immigration fraud was "out of control".
Taxpayers will also bear part of the burden: Under the turnaround plan, JAL will receive 300 billion yen in public money and further state-backed loans for another 300 billion yen.
He "acknowledged that he wrote and posted" the message on August 8th, and "further stated that he would like to travel to Syria to engage in violence on behalf of ISIL, 'if Allah will,' but currently lacked the means to travel there".
In this paper, the geometric dimensions of WRH are designed 80% smaller than the previous SWS structure, which makes it possible to reduce simulation time and further state investigation, and do further evaluation of the structure of WRH.
Anita Gates of The New York Times said that most fans had "accepted" the introduction of the character and further stated that he actually looked "Like a Secret Service Agent".
According to the filing, "Officer Jenkins stated that he did not appreciate the tone in which she was communicating with him, and further stated that if she continued he would take her head and 'put it to the floor.'".
