Sentence examples for areas to act from inspiring English sources
Dr Aplin captured two males from each of eight of these areas, to act as her initial experimental subjects.
The Continental Airlines baggage handlers and a man who had worked as a security guard were charged with using their access to secure areas to act as lookouts while others diverted luggage containing cocaine from international flights so it could be claimed at domestic carousels, United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement said.
Once we have completed the current programme, using it as a baseline, I'd like to see a "lighter touch", shorter and more proportionate inspection model – one that retains an all-important scrutiny of casework and the experiences of children, identifying a small number of key areas to act upon.
Support for location and situation specific messaging allowing the messages to instruct people in different areas to act differently in case of an emergency.
Livestock densities <1.0 animal unit ha−1 in eucalypt plantations undermines the ability of surrounding permanent protection areas to act as ecological networks for biodiversity conservation.
Furthermore, the paper provides an overview of the measures and policies implemented in various metropolitan areas to reintegrate small-scale logistics facilities within inner urban areas to act as consolidation centres.
Rosenzweig's goal is for the metro area to act quickly if accelerated rates of melting continue.
No matter how the drug delivery system reaches the target tumor site, by systemic administration or by direct local administration, it is of great importance if they could penetrate within the tumor area to act on their intracellular target.
It was found it was possible to quantify fluorosis using fluorescence imaging and overcome the issues associated with the assessment of diffuse lesions with no clear sound area to act as reference.
It might also enhance brain activity in areas thought to act as "conductors", which manage skills like memory, reasoning and problem-solving.
The loudest applause was reserved for "Acorn Areas", designed to act as a hand up to small local businesses and warmly received as the obvious successor to Thatcher's "Enterprise Zones".
