Sentence examples for information issued to from inspiring English sources
Luckily, community officials who did not understand the information issued to them were not actually under any tsunami warning.
"Clubs must ensure that all medical information issued to the media is credible, responsible, and specific in terms that are meaningful to teams, media, and fans," says the policy, which goes on to remind teams that "the injury reporting policy relates directly to the integrity of the game".
In a new information circular issued to parliamentarians and staff on Monday morning, the Department of Parliamentary Services backed down on the most controversial element.
β-alanine causes paraesthesia in some individuals (Harris et al. 2006), a side effect which ethically should be included in participant information sheets issued to prior to participation in all studies.
In Italy, there is no legal framework regulating the practice of EV, no real information is issued to the general public, and a public debate has yet to be initiated.
Increasingly, those bad guys aim right for the companies' database of customer information, issuing commands to database software to try to take control.
22 The IMDB does not include information on visas issued to immigrants prior to obtaining immigrant status.
At last, the Metropolitan police have caved in by revoking the police information notice (PIN) wrongly issued to Croydon Advertiser reporter Gareth Davies.
Mesoscale discussions are often issued to update information on watches already issued, and sometimes when one is to be canceled.
Together with the information sheet, a questionnaire was issued to all GP practices in the West Midlands.
It couldn't have gone any better for MLB, who seem to be on a mission to rid the game of performance enhancing drugs, taking even further steps to procure information issuing subpoenas on May 23 to Federal Express, AT&T Mobility and T-Mobile USA in their bid to gain records for its investigation of players suspected of using performance-enhancing drugs.
