Sentence examples for standard circulation from inspiring English sources
The Cabinet Office fought for three years to block the release of the document, which reveals how Charles is on the "standard circulation" list for cabinet memoranda.
The precedent book, which until now has been kept in a locked cupboard within a locked office in a secured corridor inside the Cabinet Office, reveals how Charles is on the "standard circulation" list for cabinet memoranda.
It adds: "The standard circulation for cabinet memoranda includes the Queen, the Prince of Wales, all members of the cabinet, any other ministers in charge of departments, the attorney general and the chief whip... Ministers of state and junior minister do not normally receive memoranda".
To attract enough advertisers to make a profit, Icon needs desperately to at least double its tiny (by U.S. standards) circulation.
The Evening Standard's circulation has more than doubled since going free, to 700,000.
"I am confident that more than doubling the London Evening Standard's circulation and maintaining its quality journalism is what London deserves," said Lebedev.
Since then, the Evening Standard's circulation has risen from 250,000 to 600,000, and it is now read by 1.4 million Londoners daily.
The Evening Standard bumped its circulation from 250,000 to 600,000, something which returned it to profit after more than a decade of losses.
This injection rate is comparable to what was indeed used in hydraulic tests done in 2010 and 2011 in Soultz during periods of several months (Genter et al. 2013) but, in standard operation, the circulation of Soultz HDR reservoir is balanced between injection and production (Baumgärtner et al. 1998).
The classification standard of anterior circulation is based on the existence and developmental situation of ACA-A1 and the existence of ACoA.
The classification standard of posterior circulation is based on the existence and developmental situation of PCA-P1 and PCoA and the vessel diameter between them.
