Sentence examples for looking at special from inspiring English sources

He said he would not wait until 2014: the mayor's "super PAC" is already looking at special elections next year, including governor's races and an open House seat in Illinois.

The supermarket - which in Swadlincote has one large store and three smaller ones - is also looking at special 'leftover labels' that display a mini countdown to tell householders when food needs to be eaten before going off.

For the young anaesthetist as well as for the practising nurse, this book is a fascinating tool for getting an overview when looking at special items, as it offers both clinical evaluation of therapeutic approaches and basic physiology.

You can easily justify a^2 = b^2 + c^2 in an ellipse by looking at special points.

"If we look at special autonomy in other countries, they have a right to have their own flag.

If we're not successful with the purchase maybe we could look at special transport between Blackpool and Rochdale".

In my state, our lawmakers look at special needs students' rights as an afterthought, often throwing a line into new bills about access, without detailing what access looks like and how these rights will be enforced and protected.

Whereas a key part of FASB's mission is to serve the public interest, the EITF has no explicit duty to shareholders or the public.As far back as the late 1980s, the SEC asked the EITF to look at special-purpose entities, worried that they might lead a company to become overly leveraged without investors realising it.

"We're looking at something special.

Regarding "From Classrooms to the Trenches," the cover article on Nov. 5, about special education directors, the writer ended up with the same limited focus most people -- and school districts -- have when looking at the special services department.

"A lot of states are looking at the special court to see if this kind of court can work and if it can be leaner" than the other tribunals, Mr. Zacklin said.