Sentence examples for current or historic from inspiring English sources

For example, prejudice – current or historic – can affect how someone perceives and experiences support.

"Nottinghamshire county council takes all allegations of abuse, whether current or historic, extremely seriously".

Investigate a current or historic case involving fraud and write a critical analysis of your findings.

Yet few interpreters, current or historic, ever seem to look beyond one or two dozen standards.

Peter Snell, from Centurion, told the Guardian, "[We] will not comment about current or historic clients as we have a responsibility of confidentiality to our clients".

When contacted by the Guardian, Steve Edwards, Nottinghamshire county council's service director for children's social care, said: "We take all allegations of child abuse, current or historic, extremely seriously.

Publicly available data, e.g., by the Federal Statistical Office, other public or scientific institutions or historic and current intra-corporate data (e.g., in a data warehouse) are viable sources.

In the view of these Republicans, the election was a tie; and on the legitimacy of their most cherished goal — keeping rich folks' taxes at their current historic lows or lowering them even more — they claimed vindication.

The GR223 links the island's current and historic capitals, Mahón and historic, honey-coloured Ciutadella.

Share prior knowledge about the current and historic tensions between Pakistan and India.

President Chirac and Chancellor Schröder will be alongside, symbolising reconciliation, both current and historic.