Sentence examples for further renditions from inspiring English sources

In further renditions of the model, it will be important to test the effect of larger capillary networks; the presence of other cells and tissues; and the effect of apoptosis and vessel pruning.

Since then, according to his lawyers and relatives, he has been repeatedly beaten, threatened with a firearm and with further rendition to Guantánamo by Ugandan officials, before being questioned by American officials.

And Mr. Lee's rendition further complicates the question of genre, inserting newsreel clips of protest marchers and Newton's contemporaries -- from Martin Luther King and Marlon Brando to William F. Buckley and Richard Pryor -- into Mr. Smith's performance, which was filmed in front of an audience in a synagogue on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.

The UK still faces a further allegation of rendition from another Libyan.

Though he has said he was "always happy to deal with any questions relating to his time as home secretary or foreign secretary", he has declined to comment further on the Libyan renditions.

Thomas Walmesley's rendition went further, depicting Oakhampton Castle surrounded by an imaginary, Italianate lake in 1810.

President Kibaki was facing a tide of anger over renditions and falling further behind in the polls.

That judge, Sir Peter Gibson, said there needs to be further investigation into complicity in rendition and torture - and the task was handed to Parliamentarians on the Intelligence and Security Committee ISCC).

* America's extraordinary rendition programme involves the further element of torture, usually by a third-party proxy state.

A writer of Essence magazine noted that she performed a "powerful rendition" of the song further adding that she "looked and sounded glorious".

A further consequence is that lawyers representing the rendition victims are suing MI6, MI5, the foreign office, and Mark (now Sir Mark Allenn.