Sentence examples for separation papers from inspiring English sources

Abbott will file separation papers with the Securities and Exchange Commission by November and complete the separation in the second half of next year, the company said.

Yet this is how the Naval Academy described Kendzior in her official separation papers: "[S]he does not display leadership or maturity expected of a [senior midshipman] and I do not believe she is capable of reaching 'officer-level' maturity without professional psychological treatment".

Since the repeal of DADT, a growing number have sought to upgrade or cleanse the characterizations on their separation papers.

When her husband was served with legal separation papers, he was reached at an address in Karachi, Pakistan. .

Family members of veterans should keep track of their military separation papers, which may have been issued long ago, after WWII or the Korean War.

Then I signed the separation papers, sold everything I could, packed the Suburban full of everything that was left, picked out some roommates on Roommates.com, then drove down to Nashville.

By allowing this separation, this paper abstracts the characteristics, merits, and issues surrounding these two systems engineering approaches and leverages them to critically examine NASA's formal systems engineering culture.

In March, a radically different sort of explanation for the blowouts was offered in "Strikes, Scabs and Tread Separations," a paper written by the Princeton economist Alan B. Krueger and Alexandre Mas, a graduate student, and issued by the National Bureau of Economic Research.

In addition, The Financial Times, the London business daily that also circulates in the United States, introduced a design last week intended to clarify the separation of the paper's segments.

In this paper separation of granisetron and its two related substances in HILIC mode is presented.

In this paper, separation of a binary equimolar mixture of benzene and toluene is selected as an illustrative example.