Sentence examples for separate roster from inspiring English sources

Six other German-Americans are on a separate roster being put together for the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.

It was also likely, the people said, that had he lived to make the list, the names of his victims, whom investigators believe he either killed himself or ordered murdered, would have been listed on a separate roster as part of the murder charges that the government was seeking to bring against him.

If we're going to launch an entirely different show, we need an entirely separate roster," Bischoff said.

Unlike the NSHAP, the KSHAP adopted a separate roster for spouses from the beginning such that respondents with spouses listed their spouse first and then up to five discussion network members on the next roster.

Specifically, he was able to use the appointment of a single departmental in-charge for the newly merged OPD and ART departments, and the consolidation of the formerly separate staff rosters, to help reduce unexplained staff absenteeism arising from clinicians and nurses switching between the two departments.

Teams can also have an eight-player practice squad separate from their main roster, but the practice squad may only be composed of players who were not active for at least nine games in any of their seasons in the league.

For more information, go to www.island50.com Pictures from an island: the house photographer's story Adrian Boot, the former in-house photographer at Island and curator of the forthcoming exhibition marking the label's 50th anniversary, notes that it was the eclectic nature of Island's roster that separated it from its rivals.

At all 12 sites surveyed, clinic managers had transitioned from separate ART and OPD duty-rosters, to a single duty-roster covering integrated service-delivery.

Thursday's "Must See TV" roster, meanwhile, continues to separate NBC from the pack, with "ER" edging "Seinfeld" as the most-watched program for the second straight year.

(The roster of interior landmarks is separate from the city's 1,318 exterior landmarks, one of which is the Rockefeller Center complex, designated in 1985).

But not in Japan which can now add this trend to its roster of bizarre economic phenomenaTravel: To sit or separate Religious hardliners are disrupting Israeli flights by refusing to sit next to women.