A conference of churchmen in 1604 became noteworthy for its request that the English Bible be revised because existing translations "were corrupt and not answerable to the truth of the original". King James I was quick to appreciate the broader value of the proposal and at once made the project his own.
It is noteworthy that mail ballot requests are higher in urban counties, too, and also had higher levels of early voting than rural counties in 2008.
Also noteworthy, an American Airlines passenger can request an upgrade for just one leg of the trip.
THE news that federal prosecutors have demanded that the microblogging site Twitter provide the account details of people connected to the WikiLeaks case, including its founder, Julian Assange, isn't noteworthy because the government's request was unusual or intrusive.
A press pass may allow the bearer to request interviews with noteworthy attendees, and special rooms are sometimes set aside for this purpose.
"It's about liability". He and others said the decision of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department to stop complying with the requests was especially noteworthy, given the large number of people apprehended via ICE detainers in L.A. County jails each day.
Although the O'Neill report is not the first such warning, it is noteworthy because it comes at the request of the U.K. government and proposes specific solutions.
The play's first noteworthy conflict is over Sidney's request that one of the brothers take Gloria in after he dies.
It is also noteworthy that no a priori knowledge or request on the type of motion is made in the algorithm.
A noteworthy observation from the results was that whenever the data request patterns are characterised by rigid affinity to content (i.e. each user accessing only its own data) and with the requested data objects being of comparable popularity, the decay trends for the measured cache hits exhibit high fidelity to the theoretical characterisations.
As a result, Cisneros gave in to the request of Juan José Castelli: to celebrate an open cabildo, an extraordinary meeting of the noteworthy peoples of the city, and discuss the situation.
