Sentence examples for particulars including from inspiring English sources

They are generally allied now in advocating change, although they differ in some of the particulars, including the contentious matter of a public option, which organized labor supports but which the hospitals, doctors and drug companies oppose in varying degrees.

Uber seems to be seeking Page's testimony as a workaround, given that Levandowski has asserted his Fifth Amendment rights and won't be a source for particulars, including what conversations he may or may not have had with Google's co-founder prior to the Otto deal going down.

Roughly 80 years ago, as unlikely a soothsayer as Sinclair Lewis anticipated this 2016 election season and a host of uncanny particulars, including the rise of a brash, ill-informed dilettante to most powerful office in the land.

It was a difficult document to draft, and many countries, both rich and poor, had objections to some of its particulars, including how the money would be managed, who would have final say on what projects would be funded, and how closely the fund would be tied to the larger U.N. climate regime.

Enrollees' particulars, including age, sex, marital status, educational status, and ethnicity, were noted.

In the emotional imagery script, alluding to an oral academic examination, specific details of the situation were elicited referring to specific stimulus and response particulars, including physical and interpersonal context details, verbal and cognitive attributions regarding the people involved.

Particulars include 1,001 horsepower, 16 cylinders, 8 liters of engine displacement, 4 turbochargers, all-wheel drive and a dual-clutch automatic transmission.

Great powers in particular, including the United States, often meddle in foreign elections.

In particular, including Georgia as part of a new route would irritate Russia.

On Wednesday the Prison Reform Trust PRTT) will publish a new briefing paper that lays out recommendations for reforms aimed at aiding women and mothers in particular, including alternatives to custody.

White House aides said Mr. Clinton was not directing his criticism at any officials in particular, including Ms. Reno and Director Louis J. Freeh of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.