The definition of terrorism contained in the bill that passed, they noted, is too vague.
The revelations are contained in the meeting notes of a clinical directors' meeting at IHMS on confidentiality in September 2013, obtained by Guardian Australia.
The first scientific description of the sea otter is contained in the field notes of Georg Steller from 1751, and the species was described by Linnaeus in his Systema Naturae of 1758.
A clue to the original pedestal's whereabouts is contained in the following note: "A sculptress…is keen to have the two discarded pedestals…and she will make arrangements to have them carted away…one is marble with a crack and the other the pink granite one for the Darwin bust by Couper" (AMNH archives 1958, November 7, Kimball to Central Files).
The information cited is contained in the introduction and notes to a new edition of the 19th-century guidebook "Chicago by Day and Night," edited, introduced and annotated by Paul Durica and Bill Savage, not in the text of the guidebook itself.
Our results are dependent on the accuracy of the information contained in the psychiatric case notes.
I say line, because it was not a spoken remark but a phrase contained in the customary written note from the outgoing chief secretary to the incoming one, who happened – for what turned out to be a very short time – to be the Liberal Democrat David Laws.
Our triage notes are structured in the electronic medical record so that features of the history are contained in the "History" section of the note, the disposition is contained in the "Impression/Plan" section of the note, and other call demographics are in the header.
The synchronized movement of sand grains, they conclude, produces the famed moaning, while grain size determines the notes contained in the song.
Wagner said that the whole spirit of the English people was contained in the first rocketing eight notes of "Rule Britannia".
