Sentence examples for describing aspects of from inspiring English sources

JERUSALEM — The United Nations praised Palestinian Authority efforts at strengthening its institutions in a report on Tuesday, describing aspects of its administration as sufficient for an independent state.

The documents included memorandums to Sir Anthony describing aspects of Mr. Davidge's meetings with Ms. Brooks, which people close to the investigation said took place in limousines and secluded restaurants.

Dr. Kevin Trenberth, former head of the Climate Analysis Section at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, was quoted by ThinkProgress: This report has some useful material in it describing aspects of the drought in 2012 in the central U.S.

The information -- including memorandums describing aspects of the arrangement -- was turned over to prosecutors in January by lawyers for Christie's, who had obtained the material from Christopher M. Davidge days after he resigned as Christie's chief executive, according to people involved in the inquiry.

Lyell and Hooker arranged a reading, at a meeting of the Linnean Society, on July 1 , 1858 of three items: the first was an unpublished sketch by Darwin written in 1844; the second was a letter he had written to a Harvard biologist in 1857 describing aspects of his theory; the final, making a sort of coda to Darwin, was Wallace's paper.

[UK] We didn't exactly heap praise on O2's Incubator Project, describing aspects of the scheme as 'pretty dumb'.

Finally, a third cluster of words described aspects of character.

The judgment describes aspects of the defence as "improbable, implausible and contrived".

Nearly a dozen current and former US officials described aspects of the programme.

All of them, remarkably, are used by Levi to describe aspects of his experiences in the camp.

In January, for instance, Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales described aspects of orders the court had issued that month.