Sentence examples for firmly administered from inspiring English sources
Hard to believe but… the story goes that, even though England was already united in the 10th Century and being firmly administered by the Normans from the 11th, the currency used by ordinary folk over this whole period (and until the 1300s) was that first minted by King Offa of Mercia in the 800s.
As he firmly administers the medication, his face wears the look of the stoic philosopher and the eagerness of the medical intern.
Friction during the buildup to war in the 1850s was administered firmly but lovingly by President John Maclean Jr. 1816, who retained the trust of the Southern students (they formed perhaps a third of the student body) and their parents; meanwhile, he was a founder of the First Presbyterian Church of Color of Princeton in 1846.
In 1823 Crawfurd succeeded Sir Stamford Raffles as resident of the fledgling settlement of Singapore; during a period of rapid population growth, Crawfurd administered it firmly and with fairness until 1826.
Thus allogenic cancellous bone (Tutoplast©, RTI Biologics/Tutogen Medical, Neunkirchen/Germany) was administered and firmly impacted within the cyst space.
"When the punishment quota had been established, a hard green cushion was fetched, trousers and underpants taken down, you prostrated yourself over the cushion, someone held firmly onto your neck and the strokes were administered," Bergman writes.
At first Gen Shallaf thought his officers should carry weapons, but now he firmly believes that law and order in Syria need not be administered at the point of a gun.
In these experiments the great majority of subjects, when politely though firmly requested by an experimenter, were willing to administer what they thought were increasingly severe electric shocks to a screaming "victim".
As these therapies are translated into clinical practice, the role of administering clinical gene therapy may reside firmly in the venue of the metabolic geneticist or other clinician that specializes in the treatment of LSDs.
