Sentence examples for concerning his note from inspiring English sources

rth Carolina, Georgia, aye-10; South Carolina, [FN16] divided". FN17 Madison's direction concerning his note is omitted in the transcript.

FN19 In the transcript the vote reads: "New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, aye-10; Maryland, [FN20] no-1". FN21 Madison's direction concerning his note is omitted in the transcript.

Most of the discussion of Jefferson's views on Blacks concerns his Notes on the State of Virginia.

He had crossed out an error concerning his age, noting the change in the margin and providing his true age.

Concerning his writing, she notes its "despair is blunt, factual and seldom approaches the laconic unease of JG Ballard".

These documents include a handwritten note apparently from Taubman to Tennant documenting Christie's "giveaways" to clients, a handwritten memorandum from Tennant to Davidge and Davidge's own notes concerning his meetings with Brooks, whom he called his "special friend".

The only side-effect noted at the time concerned his diet.

Mr. Gonzales told investigators that he was so concerned about protecting his notes of the meeting that he personally took them from his White House office to his new office at the Justice Department on the day he was sworn in as attorney general, Feb. 3, 2005.

A police officer who helped detain two reporters in Burma after they had written stories about a military-led pogrom of the country's Rohingya Muslim minority has told a court that he inexplicably burnt his notes concerning their arrest.

"The crowning indignity, as far as I am concerned, is that in his notes on sources in the back on page 710 he gives credit to guess who?

In a testimony before the U.S. House of Representatives Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development, and Related Agencies on 5 March, Brinkman expanded on his concerns, noting that the recently enacted across-the-board cuts known as the sequester will mean cuts of $215 million for the Office of Science.