Sentence examples for branch states from inspiring English sources

A statement from the army's special investigation branch states: 'At the time the report was received the RMP patrol should, if they had kept to their schedule, have departed the police station.' Collectively, the families allege this offers compelling evidence that their sons were denied assistance that could have saved them.

Branch states that the main internal conflict of medical students is between adhering to their inner moral values and functioning within clinical team, which is mostly based on obeying the hierarchy [19].

This epidemiological change, which can be attributed to both the relaxation of control measures and population migration between these locations and areas where malaria is endemic [29], [30], is consistent with the regime R0<1 in Figure 2B, where either malaria free (horizontal branch) or endemic (higher branch) states are stable once established.

It follows that Now integrating over the state of the reproducing unit α with probability mass pα k, we have Having defined the general framework for modeling the rate of coalescence and the dynamics of branch states, two problems are now open to investigation: simulating coalescent trees and calculating the likelihood of a gene genealogy.

Acting Gov. Donald DiFrancesco imposed a state hiring freeze on all executive branch state employees except for state troopers, state hospitals and other institutions and family service specialists.

Conceptually, if we allow all possible trait distributions, we might have two locally stable states, one of which corresponds to a unimodal state and a second that corresponds to a fully branched state.

The legislative branch of state government correspondingly became more powerful.

The newer report uses data from the legislative branch of state governments; the Congressional study, from the executive branch.

Money and ambition are also in evidence at the Shore Institute of the Contemporary Arts down in Long Branch, the state's newest art center.

Every branch of state finance was therefore in its hands; it controlled revenue and expenditure and supervised the treasury.

The deference that the law required courts to give to the executive branch, he stated, could amount to "the hijacking of constitutional values".