Sentence examples for followed a class from inspiring English sources
The agreement, which followed a class action lawsuit by the civil rights group, required the state to also take immediate steps to remove "pregnant inmates and developmentally disabled and intellectually challenged prisoners from extreme isolation," the NYCLU said in February.
However, the proportion of PSURs that included follow-up requirements to address potential risks was significantly lower for products that were older than 10 years (65vs.90%0 %; p < 0.01).> -wrap-foot> * p < 0.05 2-sided Fisherr's exact test) SPC, Summary of Product Characteristics alabel changes followed a class review For 45 products, multiple PSURs were submitted during the study period.
He said the ruling, which followed a class-action lawsuit against the city, was "a huge victory for those of us who have marched and fought against it for years, saying it is a violation of our constitutional and civil rights".
Sidebars explain concepts like global warming and wind energy while the story follows a class, under the guidance of its teacher, as they rally the community to embrace turbines, solar panels and biomass furnaces.
Shell's acceptance of full liability for the spills follows a class action suit bought on behalf of communities by London law firm Leigh Day and Co, which represented the Ivory Coast community that suffered health damage following the dumping of toxic waste by a ship leased to multinational oil company Trafigura in 2006.
When you follow a class of 30 all the way up to high school from nursery, in a way, you become socially stunted.
When you follow a class of 30 all the way up to sixth form from nursery, in a way, you become socially stunted.
You can opt to follow a class or video that teaches you pilates or yoga.
In 1971 and 1972 I produced a nationally distributed television documentary titled "Class... and the Classroom" that reported on conditions in Duluth, Minn., as the schools prepared to follow a class-desegregation mandate from the state.
Uber also said it plans to release a report as early as next year on the prevalence of sexual harassment and assault on the platform — a move that follows a class-action lawsuit in California that alleges the $72 billion company has failed to protect passengers from sexual predators.
