Sentence examples for contain suggestions from inspiring English sources
While the e-mails reviewed for the internal inquiry in 2007 showed no direct evidence of hacking, according to three company officials they did contain suggestions that Mr. Coulson may have authorized payments to the police for information.
The documents, provided by the WikiLeaks Web site and reported Monday by The New York Times, The Guardian of London and Der Spiegel of Germany, contain suggestions of at least semiofficial Pakistani support for the Taliban and describe the covert and highly targeted efforts of U.S special forces to eliminate enemy figures.
As my colleagues Jo Becker and Ravi Somaiya reported last weekend, while some of the e-mails reviewed for News International's internal inquiry in 2007 "showed no direct evidence of hacking, according to three company officials they did contain suggestions that Mr. Coulson may have authorized payments to the police for information".
Some correspondence relates to complaints, others contain suggestions and advice.
They contain suggestions in grey that disappear upon entering information (Figure 1). Figure 1 Detail of the new discharge summary.
To correct discrepancies, feedback must identify the type and extent of errors and contain suggestions for correcting them (Scheeler et al., 2004).
In truth, the treaty also contains suggestions for the control of internet content that some believe could radically alter the nature of copyright law worldwide.
He's dark-haired and handsome like the movie star, broodingly clean-cut, and his Apollo contained suggestions of Method acting.
He produced reams of Labour leaflets and letters containing suggestions that the benefits – including winter fuel credits, free bus passes, free prescriptions and free eye tests – could be cut under the Conservatives.
But he is a model, too, and "Springsteen on Broadway" contains suggestions on how to age: admit your flaws and inconsistencies, your put-ons, your masks, your fears and humiliations.
Mr. Hancock was so proficient at it that his recitals were sometimes organized as tests of skill, with audience members giving him sealed envelopes containing suggestions of melodies for him to embellish.
