Sentence examples for carried out back from inspiring English sources
They are not deluded: a study carried out back in the nineteen-nineties (by Alexander Astin, as it happens) found that faculty commitment to teaching is negatively correlated with compensation.
Mr Drakeford had originally ordered the report be carried out back in October.
The Canadian Standard for Antenna Towers and Antenna Supporting Structures, CSA-S37-01, spexpressionsressions for the compressive resistance of solid rounds based on the Structural Stability Research Council (SSRC) Column Curves for non-solid-round members and the results from experimental investigations on the compressive resistance of solid rounds carried out back to 1965.
We went underground to see the construction of the subway controlled explosions, and lots of manpower and machinery being carried out back in 2013, and again when it opened just a few days ago.
Most entomological surveys have been carried out back to the 1960's [ 6- 8].
A native English speaker living in Iran who understood Farsi language quite well and did not have knowledge about QoL carried out back translation.
Subsequently, two native English teachers who had no knowledge regarding the instrument carried out back-translations.
Subsequently, two bilingual linguistic experts, who had no specific knowledge regarding the instrument, carried out back-translations.
This log file plays a crucial role: in the training phase, to measure the response capacity to different hazard types and, if needed, to check and modify the formalized procedures; to carry out back analysis (identify lessons learned from past events or simulations); and to control, verify, and validate the consistency of each procedural step.
Dr Peter Carter, chief executive of the Royal College of Nurses, said: "For some [nurses], the idea of continuing to carry out back-breaking work into their mid-60s may be unthinkable".
The programme has been labelled as modern-day slavery by some rights groups, and a former diplomat said conscripts are often used to carry out back-breaking work for infrastructure programmes.
