Sentence examples for library concerning from inspiring English sources

Because I do respect the political acumen of Marco Rubio I was a little shocked when he made the following statement during his speech at the Reagan library concerning Social Security and Medicare, "These programs actually weakened us as a people.

ALEC has three items of "model" legislation in its library concerning fracking: two pro-fracking resolutions and a bill -- illogically titled "The Disclosure of Hydraulic Fracturing Fluid Composition Act" -- that allows operators to keep secret the details of chemicals injected into a well by making a near impossible to challenge claim of "trade secrets".

Microfilm of manuscript material from research libraries concerns Michael Faraday and John Dalton.

The second significant difference in transcript abundance between zebrafish fully-grown follicle transcriptomes as evaluated by SAGE and the profile defined in ovary cDNA libraries concerned the hsp90β transcript (Table 2).

The public advocate echoed his library concerns in a letter to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

We also prepare written documents for distribution to WIPO delegates, to clarify and reinforce library concerns.

Tabb:We have worked with the African group; we've explained our library concerns, and attended workshops with the Africa group in Geneva to talk about their proposals.

Provenance unknown for there are no library records concerning it.

Mr. Burton has subpoenaed the library records concerning all donors who contributed more than $5,000, but until now Mr. Kendall resisted providing them, saying he was acting on behalf of the donors' privacy.

General limitations of EST-based strategies, which have been abundantly discussed elsewhere [ 4, 33, 34], include poor sequencing depth of the libraries, uncertainty concerning the origin of the samples, and differences in library sizes.

Much of the contemporary library science concerns itself with the psychology of weeding: how to overcome the reluctance, sometimes even shame, that committed custodians of the printed word experience when stripping a book of its call slip.