Sentence examples for of those filled from inspiring English sources

The Drug Enforcement Administration found that 85percentt of all Internet prescription sales involved controlled drugs, compared with just 11percentt of those filled through regular pharmacies, suggesting that online sales often are destined for misuse.

In the statement Mnuchin issued, one week after the violence in Charlottesville, he said he condemns "the actions of those filled with hate and with the intent to harm others". Mnuchin's statement stood out in part because other members of Trump's Cabinet issued statements condemning the white supremacists almost immediately.

In the statement Mnuchin issued one week after the Charlottesville death, he said he condemns "the actions of those filled with hate and with the intent to harm others". Mnuchin's statement stood out in part because other members of Trump's cabinet issued statements condemning the white supremacists almost immediately after the violence.

The questionnaire was sent to 124 GPs and 109 (87.9 %) of those filled in.

Almost a third of those filling in the questionnaire worked for the NHS, and just 3,760 answered the question on polyclinics.

To find the views of those filling out prescriptions on the factors that affect differential prescription of psychiatric medication, and on reducing the prescription; and to analyse their discourse for possible implicit gender bias.

When the Knicks play the Heat Wednesday night in Game 5 of their four-of-seven-game playoff series, about half of those filling American Airlines Arena will have allegiance to the Knicks.

They will be burdened with decades of debt – in effect, extra mortgages – with unknowable effects on future supply for these key jobs (and the morale and motivation of those filling them).

In his "Policraticus" of 1159, John of Salisbury lamented the lives of those who filled their time enjoying actors, mimics and jugglers, for"actors give [idleness] new life.

Furthermore, overall responses of those who filled in a questionnaire of 66% and 40% in the first and second survey respectively, made nonresponse bias possible.

The effectiveness of this governance system depended largely on the abilities and the loyalty of those who filled offices at the local level.