Sentence examples for formal circulation from inspiring English sources
We don't have formal circulation numbers, but by the number of papers still lying around school at the end of the day, I would say that our April Fool's Day issue was much more widely read.
And in the 21st century, almost anything that occurs in the public sphere can also serve as an inspiration, or even a medium, for the formal circulation of goods: that is, for a marketing stunt.
Iraqi police and US forces raided his home in May 2004 and seized documents and computers, but the only formal charge Chalabi faced was putting forged banknotes into circulation after the raid turned up a small number in his home.
Moreover, it is a formal logical fallacy to reason that 'survivors have a hyperdynamic circulation; therefore, if a patient can be made to have a hyperdynamic circulation, he or she will survive'.
ETAT guidance begins with initial triage to identify children who need urgent formal assessment such as altered consciousness or severe breathing or circulation problems.
Mint Director Leach described the pieces in a report to Cortelyou summarizing the redesign project: The new eagles entered circulation around November 4, 1907, although Leach did not receive formal approval to issue the pieces until December 19.
So she changed the circulation, making visitors enter through the side door rather than the formal front.
The literature was scanned by formal searches of electronic databases (MEDLINE, EMBASE) from January 1990 to October 2007, the scientific session abstracts in Circulation, Journal of College of Cardiology, European Heart Journal and American Journal of Cardiology from January 1990 to October 2007.
In every case, iconographic interpretation demands a close formal reading of such cultural forms, a thorough understanding of the contexts surrounding their creation and subsequent circulation, and a comprehensive knowledge of their impact, which often embodies relations of power.
