Sentence examples for has properly identified from inspiring English sources
Before it has properly identified or even begun to comprehend the nature of its enemy, the US government has, in a rush of publicity and embarrassing rhetoric, cobbled together an "international coalition against terror", mobilised its army, its air force, its navy and its media, and committed them to battle.
While Vernooy (2011) has properly identified local people as the key social units in co-management endeavours, still there is necessity also to involve government and other stakeholders in development planning and decision-making, with establishment of clear roles and responsibilities for all stakeholders.
Also, reducing overall reward probability from 75%to25%5% between experiments decreases the incidence of false activations by unrewarded stimuli from 63%to1%1% [ 52,53], suggesting an effect of context conditioning (pseudoconditioning). Apparently the initial response occurs before the neuron has properly identified the stimulus.
It also said the town had properly identified a number of issues not covered in the 2000 environmental impact statement.
Relatives of Mr. Perrilla, a mail sorter for the post office, questioned whether the officers had properly identified themselves.
A comprehensive and regular assessment of the neighborhood of the former Jackson Steel Company should have properly identified all at-risk sites.
You had 168 ballots in Dade County that were counted before that county prematurely stopped its count, where the Circuit Court found that these were ballots that expressed the voter's intent, that the canvassing board had properly identified those ballots.
Here are some weeds that can work for you, but even in the relative safety of your own garden you need to bear in mind the golden rules of wild food: avoid plants that may have been contaminated (particularly if you have pets), make sure you have properly identified the plant, and don't eat too much the first time you try a new food.
He added that "with appropriate fairness and fullness" the report had properly identified the retail impact of the proposed development on the town centre and "properly set out" the evidence for the planning committee councillors.
"The Red Cross trusts Canadians and we are committed to helping individuals and families who have properly identified themselves as being impacted by the wildfires," reads part of the statement.
