Sentence examples for describes approved from inspiring English sources

After quoting long stretches of the 2005 Steven Bradbury OLC memo which describes approved water suffocation techniques in excruciating detail, Thiessen says, "Any American who reads these words should take enormous comfort and pride in the care taken by the Justice Department and the CIA to ensure that the detainee is not harmed during the procedure".

This paper describes the approved detailed design of the four Switching Network Units (SNUs) of the superconducting Central Solenoid of JT-60SA, the satellite tokamak that will be built in Naka, Japan, in the framework of the "Broader Approach" cooperation agreement between Europe and Japan.

A key document describing who approved the switch is mostly blank.

All experimental procedures described were approved by the local Animal Care and Use Committee of the council of Saxony-Anhalt (approval number: 42502 Merbitz-15MLU) and were in accordance with German animal welfare legislation.

Last year, Public Agenda reported that few people understood charter schools, but that when charters were described, 68percentt approved.

Richard Rothstein says Public Agenda reported that "few people understood charter schools, but that when charters were described, 68percentt approved"; that "this succinct description had to omit nuances that policy makers can't avoid"; and that "knowing 68percentt would approve of charters, without these details, is more misleading than helpful".

The white paper will describe how approved challenger institutions – potentially including private, for-profit colleges as well as existing further education providers – could rapidly mint their own graduates, under a radical proposal for them to be granted "provisional" powers during their first three years of operation.

One area sure to get attention is the abstracts that describe each approved grant.

The items were chosen on the basis that they describe culturally approved behaviours that have a low incidence of occurrence and that response to items in the keyed or non-keyed direction have minimal implication of psychopathology (Crowne and Marlowe 1960).

The procedures were described and approved in animal protocol number 20040707.

The procedures were described and approved by the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in animal protocol number 20040707.