Sentence examples for met with regards from inspiring English sources

The legal and ethical requirements of the University of Guelph have been met with regards to the humane treatment of animals described in the study.

(Consultative clinic, BM2) In contrast, participants from a group C model described the barriers met with regards to the clinic management of space and time (hypothesis Structure 2) as well as sustainability of the particular health care services offered to the clientele: "We have a nutritionist on staff.

Check with your architect to ensure that all government requirements are being met with regards to issues such as environmental permits, fire marshal approval and electrical and plumbing codes.

But in light of the data available, Murphy argues that the precautionary principle has been met with regard to harm to children.

Such an average coverage measure would reflect much better how well the needs of the population are actually being met, with regard to the substance of antenatal care, than does the ANC 4+ indicator.

"The point we were making in court today and counsel made clear is caveated with not yet knowing the shape and terms of our exit from the EU but that there will be obligations to meet with regard to the constitutional reform and governance act.

Wherever Goldsmith now goes, he should be met with protests, regarded as persona non grata among an already reviled political elite.

"We have met with David Beckham regarding ownership of an expansion team, and we look forward to David one day owning an MLS club".

In 1982, a parishioner in Boston, Margaret Gallant, wrote Cardinal Medeiros that she had met with Bishop Daily regarding allegations that Mr. Geoghan had molested seven of her relatives.

A club statement said:  "Club representatives met with Tony regarding a substantial investment in the club.

For those asking, yes I met with Darren Wilson regarding an interview.