Sentence examples for involved a list from inspiring English sources

The false-documents charge against Mr. Bacanovic involved a list of Ms. Stewart's stockholdings as of late December 2001, that included a notation, "@60," in blue pen.

The decision came after a yearlong search that involved a list of more than 50 candidates, which was whittled down to 8, then to 4. But from the start, Ms. Bensouda had the support of almost 70 countries, among them most of the court's African members.

And the academy roundly ignored all the illustrious actors involved, a list that includes the likes of Emma Thompson, Tom Hanks, Anthony Hopkins, Helen Mirren and Leonardo DiCaprio.

This involved a list of 42 names, half of which were names of popular children's authors and half of which were foils.

Moreover, for each protein we provide information on the models in which it is involved: a list of the published models is available directly in the protein report with a direct link to the specific model report discussed in the following section.

This method (used in Figs. 2 and 9) involves a list-mode PET acquisition of an area of interest while recording a patient's breathing trace using a respiratory monitoring system.

The court case involved a long list of wrong payments – all errors by Santander – ranging from £540 to £15,000.

Such cultural chaos for this show involved a long list of artist-collaborators, including the ballerina Wendy Whelan, the composer Valgeir Sigurdsson, the design team of Gudrun & Gudrun and the visual artist Rannva Kunoy.

The first trip that John Kerry took as secretary of state involved a laundry list of concerned American allies — the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Turkey, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar.

The first involved a wait-list control design, comparing 9-and 36-month old children (and their families) in SSLP areas with age mates growing up in reasonably similar families in communities destined to become SSLP areas.

As an element of speculation is involved, an exhaustive list of such factors could be generated; we feel, however, that the factors listed below are worthy of discussion even if further studies are required to clarify a connection to autophagy regulation and the extent to which this may be important for the role of the factor in tumour development.