Sentence examples for conditions notes from inspiring English sources

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The IRI Health group has updated its bulletin, Emerging El Niño Conditions: Notes for the Global Health Community, to take into account the latest forecasts announced by the International Research Institute for Climate and Society yesterday.

That meant "moderate potential damage" in Port-au-Prince, but such projections can't take account of local conditions, notes McCann.

"My manager and I sat down with both of them and explained that this wasn't just us asking, but that the New York City health department required us to operate in sanitary conditions," notes Linda.

"There are more than 22 settlements hosting refugees, and it is quite a challenge to provide all communities with safe drinking water and sanitation facilities and other services due to bad road conditions," notes UNICEF Water and Sanitation Specialist Sam Treglown.

"Water and climatic conditions have played a direct role in the deterioration of Syria's economic conditions," noted a 2014 study, which went on to describe how economic instability helped precipitate the Syrian civil war.

However, if experimental impedance data are found to transform the four conditions noted above are not necessarily satisfied, but if the impedance data do not transform, we can stipulate that all four conditions do not hold simultaneously.

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Reuters suggests the move is in response to the US tightening immigration conditions — noting that Canada launched a fast-track visa program for highly skilled workers in June.

Medical cannabis has greatly improved the lives of patients with debilitating conditions, noted delegates in favor of the measure.

The new EPA proposal accounts for the climate change, but notes that "EPA believes that any effects of global climate change would apply to the nation, indeed the world, in ways similar to the conditions noted in California". .