Sentence examples for detail instances from inspiring English sources

The EIA report goes on to detail instances of illegal land clearing, logging and corporate coercion by PT HIP and associated company PT Inti Kebun Sejahtera (PT IKS), both associated with KLI.

Mill does not detail instances of theory change, as Kuhn does, but he makes his position clear in his account of the inference to the most generic theory of all, the Law of Universal Causation.

They are incomplete diagrams, details, instances.

It details instances of migrants being forced to pay €100 bribes to Serbian border officials.

Labour and Conservative councillors have both written to the Electoral Commission detailing instances where they believe postal fraud may have occurred.

Brous wrote to various entities with some waterfront sway and eventually found herself sending periodic e-mails to the Coast Guard, detailing instances of law-flouting ferries.

The police are often accused of being at the forefront, with many activists detailing instances of officers threatening to expose their sexual identity unless they pay bribes.

The data, comprising reports by vets and hygiene inspectors, details instances of needless pain and distress that include chickens being boiled alive and trucks of animals suffocating or freezing to death.

He once circulated a report detailing instances in which he said Vice President Cheney used "flimsy information" or "misleading and inaccurate comments" about unconventional weapons to justify going to war in Iraq; then he urged President Bush "to rein in Cheney".

It also states that, despite frequent media and NGO reports detailing instances of trafficking and slavery in sectors such as the fishing industry, the government "systematically failed" to investigate, prosecute or convict boat owners and captains, or officials complicit in the crimes.

It also states that, despite frequent media and NGO reports detailing instances of trafficking and slavery in sectors like the fishing industry, the government has "systematically failed" to investigate, prosecute or convict boat owners and captains, or even officials, complicit in the crimes.