Sentence examples for comments appended from inspiring English sources

In comments appended to the report, both New York and federal regulators agreed to work together to address the issues raised in the report.

The abuse extends to hate-filled and inflammatory comments appended to the online versions of newspaper articles — comments that hijack legitimate discussions of current events and discourage people from participating.

What these publications do not seem to understand – and what the Times does understand, to its credit — is that comments appended to an article, even if not written by reporters, reflect on the paper's reputation and character.

As some of the comments appended to Roe's post show, many conservatives instinctively believe that if the battleground state/spectator state bifurcation were ended, thus allowing every citizen's vote to have equal weight, Republicans would lose.

Since a more latitudinarian copyright regime is a cause célèbre for a certain class of Internetista, his argument ignited a storm of criticism, and the comments appended to the online version of the article ran into the hundreds of thousands.

The NSA and the executive branch do not view backdoor searches as outside the letter, or spirit, of the law, according to their recent comments appended to the data released concerning the use of such authority.

As a below-the-line comment appended to the match report on these pages pointed out, a darts player who keeps finding the wrong side of the wire and ending up with treble ones instead of treble 20s cannot keep bemoaning his luck, at some stage it will have to be admitted accuracy is the problem.

In a comment appended to the cable, the author makes clear that embassy staff have been told to steer clear of Stanford, who had a huge profile in the Caribbean as a result of his investments in the area and the millions ploughed into the glitzy Twenty20 cricket matches, at which he was always a highly visible presence.

In the Comment appended to their paper (Jiang, 2014), Xu et al. do not dispute the validity of the reconstruction in Wu et al., but argue that the filament being reconstructed by Wu et al. is an artifact of harsh preparative procedures, and that their filaments have a different symmetry and represent a more native conformation.

His acute critical comments are appended at the end of each chapter.

Sometimes, her contribution actually is posted in the NYTimes.com "comments" area appended to the published column.