The teachers union staged a midday news conference, cataloging a list of problems at various schools and calling Deasy "reckless" for the district's pace at changing over to the new student records system.
During the trial, prosecutors cataloged a long list of ways that town officials acted inappropriately, according to the Associated Press.
As protesters dodged riot police officers on Tuesday, they cataloged a growing list of complaints with the government, including its policy on Syria.
Russel J. Read, a police officer in Mahwah, N.J., testified that he had stopped Ms. Brown driving a gray Land Rover on Aug. 15 while talking on her cellphone, and then cataloged a long list of missteps.
Hundreds of studies have cataloged a long list of circumstances that can affect how memories are recorded and replayed, including the emotion at the time of the event, the social pressures that taint its reconstruction, even flourishes unknowingly added after the fact.
During a Senate debate in 1917, as Senator Joseph L. Bristow cataloged a long list of what he felt the country needed, Marshall leaned over to one of his clerks and said, "What this country needs is more of this; what this country needs is more of that".
After mentioning two issues on which he praised Mr. Ashcroft -- his stated repugnance for racial profiling and his commitment to maintain a Justice Department study on the death penalty -- Mr. Feingold cataloged a far lengthier list of particulars against the nominee.
O'Neill (1998) catalogs a long list of these women, and her doxographical work has provided a starting point for both expanding the list and interpreting the philosophical works of these women.
Interestingly, rs11919067 and rs112446029 have been cataloged in a list of 'modern-human-specific sites' that is, positions where the Denisova or Altai Neandertal sequences display the ancestral allele, whereas most modern humans carry the derived allele (Prufer et al. 2014) (table 2 and fig. 5).
A shareholder lawsuit filed last month against Johnson & Johnson's directors, meanwhile, catalogs a long list of "federal and state regulatory investigations, subpoenas and requests for documents, F.D.A. warning letters, news articles and the recall of products accounting for hundreds of millions of dollars of corporate losses".
The report on Mr. Franklin's death is by far the most damning of the two, cataloging a long list of safety violations and asserting that "organizational culture was such that critical safety rules were not practiced in day-to-day operations".
