Sentence examples for events article from inspiring English sources

When we read a current events article at CNN, we don't look at the comments because we know they are less than background noise — they're litter, and should be treated as such.

Earlier this year, Katelyn drew parents' ire when she sent home a current events article about professional athletes protesting the national anthem.

In addition to events that may constitute a PHEIC, IHR 2005 also requires state parties to report the health measures (e.g., border screening, quarantine) that they implement in response to such events (article 6).

Following an inspirational first day, we're back with a quick summary of the key events, articles and debates so far.

Release of GM mosquitoes into the community should be transparent; therefore, the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District has begun to disseminate information through public events, articles, and presentations.

For example, while The Globe and Mail typically represented national events, articles with provincial foci were often about Quebec and Ontario, leading to concern that events in other provinces may not be adequately reviewed.

In any event, Article II's command is directed to the states qua states and cannot become a warrant for federal court intrusions into state election disputes, much less for federal judicial supervision of state court decisions regarding those disputes.

Drug companies could still pay for any educational event, article or pamphlet they choose, but their courses and materials would no longer bear the imprimatur and implied credibility of accreditation.

In the event, Article 15 of the Treaty on European Union (amended by the Treaty of Lisbon) officially introduces the term European Council as a substitute for the phrase "Council [of the European Union] meeting in the composition of the Heads of State or Government", which was previously sometimes used in the treaties to refer to this body.

While this may have the effect of over-influencing the results by the papers with the most death event articles (e.g. the Los Angeles Times), these papers tended to have the largest readership and thus we believe the summation is somewhat self-correcting in terms of nationwide reader experience.

Three articles [19] [21] not specifying adverse events, one article [22] not differentiating adverse events between antimuscarinic and placebo, six articles [23] [28] not discriminating adverse events between different fixed dosages, and three articles [29] [31] only comparing different releases within the same antimuscarinic and dosage were excluded.