Sentence examples for found were considered from inspiring English sources
Ct. 512, the words 'willfully misapplied,' used in the section upon which the present indictments were found, were considered; and the court, speaking by Mr. Justice Wood, said: 'The words 'willfully misapplied' are, so far as we know, new in statutes creating offenses, and they are not used in describing any offense at common law.
The USDA said in its latest report that 441 of the samples it found were considered worrisome as "presumptive tolerance violations," because the residues found either exceeded what is set as safe by the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) or they were found in foods that are not expected to contain the pesticide residues at all and for which there is no legal tolerance level.
All of the lesions found were considered to be within the normal limits for age-related lesions.
Documents not found were considered as lost.
Shared polymorphisms for which no obvious evidence for homoplasy was found were considered as potentially informative.
When the basins where each lineage was found were considered separately, only Lineage I showed significant structure for mtDNA (Table 5).
Finally, as dark settled in, the judges decided that "any pumpkin not found is considered lost" and awarded Q36 the title.
But the regulator backed away from demands from small business groups that banks be found be considered guilty unless they can prove their innocence, following a precedent set by the mortgage endowment and payment protection insurance scandals.
The Spindletop strike of 1901, at the time the world's most productive petroleum well ever found, is considered by most historians as the beginning point.
The day that a vaginal plug was found was considered as day 0. At this time, the female rats were housed separately until used for the experiments.
Each of the three clusters of USV calls found is considered to correspond to a specific behavior: cluster 1 (25 kHz) to fighting, cluster 2 (40 kHz) to feeding, and cluster 3 (60 kHz) to moving.
