Sentence examples for stated activities from inspiring English sources
"According to the stated activities of the general staff, by exercising operational control over the armed forces, he [Kartapolov] is actively involved in shaping and implementing the Russian government policy threatening the … independence of Ukraine," it said.
(i) The annual fee for a materials license that is subject to fees under this part and downgraded on or after October 1 of a FY is automatically prorated on the basis of the date when the application for downgrade is received and approved by the NRC, provided the licensee permanently ceased the stated activities during the specified period.
However, internal and external monitoring exercises are ongoing and the results outlined below are based on the stated activities in the study.
The item-level analysis indicates that the level of information for social roles provided by each of the four items was consistent, showing that the stated activities are of equal importance in capturing late life activities.
The program review of December 1988 (Ministry of Health Uganda, 1989) was performed for the stated purpose of reviewing accomplishments, adequacy, relevance, progress and effectiveness of stated activities, and to make recommendations for the next phase, in this case for the five year plan that was to be written in the following month.
Celluclast 1.5 L had a stated activity of 700 endoglucanase units (EGU /g, while Novozyme 188 had a stated activity of 250 cellobiase units (CBU /g.
They never looked far enough to find a waiver Dr. Lee had signed in April 1995 stating, "Activities on these systems are monitored and recorded and subject to audit".
Interview with Colonel Henry Crown, of Chicago, about his non-Empire State activities.
Kasich said North Korea should either provide evidence of the alleged anti-state activities or release Warmbier.
In the last year and a half, she said, there has been "a huge uptick and intensity of state activities".
Individual interests of the nobles had come to guide the course of politics and state activities.
