Sentence examples for enhanced convention from inspiring English sources
2. Learn about enhanced convention security by reading and discussing the article "Fears of Attack at Conventions Drive New Plans".
Finally, the M-LNC made of CS-LNC loaded with both CpG and PTX were tested in vivo, injected via convention enhanced delivery (CED) in GL261-glioma-bearing mice.
The media have gained greatly from the convention and the act: enhanced protection for journalistic sources; a dramatic reduction in libel damages; and the right to report on a wider range of court proceedings.
I think that was his view of both the Geneva Conventions and the laws against enhanced interrogation.
Those convention revelers will be able to enjoy an enhanced downtown.
The central tenet is for a "People's Constitutional Convention", which would consider a range of matters, including: enhanced powers for local and regional government in areas such as housing, energy, public services and business.
Key recommendations for future research and applications in glacial geomorphology include enhanced GIS education and dissemination, the development of standards and conventions for glacial geomorphic data, community projects to collect data into readily accessible databases, and enhanced use of linked GIS — model frameworks to address major issues in glacial geomorphology.
In a previous statement, following the damning Senate report on the CIA's use of "enhanced interrogation techniques" (EITs) such as waterboarding, Emmerson pointed out that the UN convention against torture required states to prosecute acts of torture where there was sufficient evidence to provide a reasonable prospect of conviction.
With the Protocol on SEA to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Espoo Convention coming into force on the 11 July 2010, there is a a legal basis for enhanced attention to human health in the SEA process.
At the time the enhanced interrogation techniques were developed, in 2002, we were assured by the Department of Justice that the Geneva Conventions did not apply to the Al Qaeda detainees, who were viewed as unlawful combatants.
