Sentence examples for roa it from inspiring English sources

With eight million people on the government's offender index (one in three middle-aged men has at least one criminal conviction) and the limiting effect of the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (ROA) it has quite a challenge on its hands.

As for average ROA, it appears low (0.2%) during the selected period of study and similar conclusion is found for non-interest income.

But now that luxury resorts have gotten into the family-travel niche, "It just means you're getting more for your money," says Roa. "It also means an easy, no-brainer vacation, which, sometimes, is exactly what's needed".

While key historical figures and events interest Roa Bastos, it is the impact of these "socio-historical roots" on "the nature of the masses" that forms the central theme of his literary work.

Regarding the dog above, ROA says : "It took me a detailed search into the Dulwich Picture Gallery to find an animal expression that was involved with the daily life of the time and express on it's own a fragment of the ordinary life.

These studies included people with ROA; therefore, it is unclear why, in the current study, BML changes were not associated with pain changes in those with ROA.

While other authors of dictator novels clearly present their dictators as villains, Roa Bastos makes it unclear as to whether he is defending him or not.

Although there is a statistically significant association between knee ROA and pain, it has been reported that <56% of subjects with moderate to severe knee ROA (K/L≥3) actually experience regular pain.

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Roa Bastos believed that it was the role of the writer to directly engage in the interpretation of both contemporary and historical events.

It's been operating for 19 years as a public company and its ROA was around 27percentt and adjusted ROE was around 40percentt in calendar year 2017.