Sentence examples for said deviation from inspiring English sources

The deviation from any of these points should be reasonably defended by the study sponsor to the ethics committee, and the ethics committee should find substantive justification for the said deviation.

Here Rawls says deviation from FEO is morally acceptable.

Sukhoi has said such deviations are typical for new aircraft.

Giles Fraser wrote in the Guardian this week about his experiences of low mood, saying that "deviation from social conformity is increasingly seen to be something in need of a pill".

"Innovation is deviation," he said last year, "so non-deviation is non-innovation, and here you have the explanation for why there is no cure for cancer.

The charge, he said, was "curricular deviation".

Deviation describes the deviation from said mean.

"The answer is no," the report said, "as the deviations are largely temporary".

April Bloomfield, who at the Spotted Pig serves burgers with or without Roquefort but refuses to substitute a different cheese, said too many deviations could overwhelm the kitchen.

That being said, some small deviations remain.

The resulting, meandering observations earned Kitamura praise from Karl Ove Knausgård, who said "even minor deviations" in the book "seem loaded with meaning".