Sentence examples for current brief from inspiring English sources

In his current brief, Mr. Bush argued that Mrs. Schiavo should undergo tests to see if she can swallow food and water on her own before being allowed to die.

One of the more intriguing aspects of the current brief for post-whitewash consolidation is the commitment among the ECB hierarchy to retaining the spine of the current team.

You wonder whether the television production company Kudos had to set up some kind of Chinese wall operation when it was preparing for its current brief monopoly in the television crime-drama market.

The current brief paper follows on from that work and describes an experimental investigation into the performance of the structures designed in the earlier study.

The justice secretary was surprised to be handed his current brief when the coalition was formed in 2010 but has since embarked on a major programme of reforms to sentencing and prison policy which aides say he wants to see through.

ECT was administered using a bidirectional constant current, brief pulse device.

However, many problems still exist in current briefing practice.

ECT parameters, such as electrical current type (brief pulse or sine wave), placement of electrodes (UL, BL, bitemporal, and bifrontal) and device manufacture type used was noted in most studies of later date but otherwise very sparsely.

In particular, in the current study, brief therapy and prior assessment by health care personnel may have affected the estimated rates of hazardous use among people without a dependence or harmful-use diagnosis.

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Previous studies have reported step depolarization protocols as ineffective for activating voltage-gated calcium currents in cardiac progenitor cells (Tufan et al. 2012) or TCs from non-pregnant myometrium (Cretoiu et al. 2013), meanwhile evidencing the presence of these currents by brief ramp depolarization protocols (Tufan et al. 2012).