Sentence examples for special summary from inspiring English sources

The new premier, Pyotr Arkadyevich Stolypin, then used Article 87 to pass his own agrarian reform (see below), known as the Stolypin land reform, and to institute special summary courts-martial against terrorists; under the jurisdiction of these courts, some 600 1,000 suspects were executed.

This books gives a special summary that explains to children what the most important things are in NPAC.

The study on Violence Against Children in South Africa - Special summary for teens 2013 - This report looks at various types of violence or abuse that children experience in different places such as their home, schools and communities.

His initials are to be seen on reports about mass deportations of Jews from Greece to death camps, the bloody suppression of partisans, the use of Italian troops as forced labour after Italy's surrender and the "special treatment" (summary execution) ordered for captured British commandos.

His initials are to be seen on reports about mass deportations of Jews from Greece to the death camps, the bloody suppression of partisans, the use of Italian troops as forced labour after Italy's surrender and the "special treatment" (summary execution) laid down for captured British commandos.

A year ago Dougal had become so famous here that he rated a special biographical summary on Junior Points of View: seventh son of a freelance lamp-post inspector; sent to Shepherd's Bush to train as a sheepdog; an extra in The Hound of the Baskervilles; bark-on parts in dog food commercials; discovered by Florence (the little girl in the show) and launched as a dog star.

Standard clinical documentation is largely used for coding purposes, although local arrangements may exist in some hospitals to enhance accuracy of coding (e.g., a special discharge summary may be completed by the ICU and or admitting teams to facilitate coding by coders).

The UN special rapporteur on summary executions, Agnes Callamard, said such directives "amount to incitement to violence and killing, a crime under international law".

Jeff Novitzky, the federal agent leading the steroid investigations, testified under cross-examination that he prepared a 29-page special agent's summary report on Jones last year.

"Mukasey stated that he could not imagine anyone who would be less trustworthy with sensitive information than Kuby," a special agent's summary of the interview said.

In summary, special issues like this, covering clinical, diagnostic, and treatment aspects of tinnitus and hyperacusis, remain highly needed to continue the quest for finding better and more effective ways to treat these elusive symptoms.