Sentence examples similar to harbor notes from inspiring English sources

Word counts of press releases excluded safe harbor statements, notes to editors, and media contact information.

The full database of terrorism information could yield an instant assessment of security issues before an American ship pulls into a foreign harbor, he noted, recalling the terrorist attack on the destroyer Cole last year in Yemen.

(Atlantic, 2003) I used to harbor (please note the intentional dropping of the U in this word for I consider my Americanization, ditto the Z, to be all but complete now that I have satisfied the formalities of Homeland security) a desire to write just one definitive, annihilating anti-Christmas column.

Østerågade, once the old harbor, is noted for its merchants' mansions.

Additionally, lymphadenopathies at sites unlikely to harbor PCa metastasis were noted in 18 cases, in four of whom histopathologic examination resulted in a diagnosis of lymphoma (1.12% of all patients) [ 20].

States that border Minas Gerais could experience large outbreaks, WHO notes, because they harbor the Aedes mosquito and the population is not immunized at all against yellow fever, as these areas were previously thought to be low-risk.

In his plea deal, Mr. Headley, 49, admits to attending terrorist camps in Pakistan, conducting video surveillance in Mumbai and riding a boat around the city's harbor with a GPS device, noting the coordinates of potential targets.

Finally, we note that the harbor waterfront in Newport Beach is lined by a patchwork of public and private parcels and flood barriers of varied designs and integrity.

Muscat may have been described by the geographer Ptolemy in the 2nd century, who noted a "concealed harbor" in the region.

CRMs are usually composed of more than a pair of binding sites; as noted above, they harbor several binding sites for multiple TFs that exhibit different roles (e.g., activator or repressor) and potency (strong or weak) and are expressed in different spatiotemporal domains.

A given bat species in the same location can harbor several distinct CoVs as noted for Chaerophon spp. (location 17), Miniopterus inflatus (location 5), and Rousettus aegyptiacus (location 2 and 16); similar CoVs can also been seen in the same type of bat in different locations, as noted for BtCoV1A-like cluster CoVs being detected in Miniopterus spp. bats of 4 species from different locations.