Sentence examples for instance detailed from inspiring English sources

A candidate questionnaire from one liberal group, for instance, detailed his views on hot-button issues like the death penalty (opposed) and a ban on handguns (in favor).

But most had been too spiritually scarred by World War I. Therefore many lashed out at Jews and Communists; in one especially horrifying instance detailed in the film, French collaborators instigated the deportation of Jewish children to concentration camps.

In another instance detailed in the complaint, Russo allegedly violated rules of conduct when he ruled on an alimony case in which he admitted to knowing both parties.

This is not necessarily easy, for instance detailed guidelines exist for measuring compliance to hand hygiene recommendations; [ 28] and oral care in ventilated patients is a complex procedure that might require a check list [ 29].

The form includes, for instance, detailed information about site and severity of pain using a visual analogue scale, which together with the type of pain is used by the nurse to assess the care needs of the patient.

Invited several times by her interlocutors to offer up some hostages to fortune, for instance detailed guidance on what she would be looking for in the inflation numbers going forward, she wisely demurred, thereby preserving some wiggle room for herself.

In some of the instances detailed by the Justice Department's statement of fact, the proportion of dubious loans in a given mortgage pool went as high as thirty or forty per cent.

Many instances detailed in these documents indicate that either an investigation wasn't pursued, charges were not pursued, or the Forces sought administrative punishment instead of criminal sanctions.

In a few instances detailed alignments were performed with MultAlin[ 40, 57].

While not all of these studies report their findings in each of these categories, we find that our strategy compares favorably or surpasses reported findings in many instances (detailed further in the Discussion), yet remains cost-effective and practical for smaller labs requiring manual sample preparation.

(The network manages, for instance, details of his movements).