Sentence examples for summary language from inspiring English sources

"But we are planning summary language on the whole situation in our upcoming 10-K," said Nicholas J. Ashooh, the vice president of public affairs.

This year, they adopted language that would raise the cap — a long-held goal of progressives — and start "taxing some of the income of people above $250,000". The summary language describes this as "expanding" Social Security, though it falls short of what many Sanders voters want.

In his post, Black notes it's important to keep in mind that the next few days in Kampala will see officials from the same governments meeting in Bangladesh, along with representatives from the United States and elsewhere, tussling over the summary language until the final version of the science report is released on Friday.

As in 2014, their first hurdle will be getting the official title and desired summary language from the Attorney General, which they'll need to gather the signatures necessary to qualify it for what is already proving to be a crowded 2016 ballot.

Finally, all group differences in Strange Stories performance, as well as summary language and behaviour measures, remained significant if only the children not in receipt of educational support were included in analyses, suggesting a level of unmet need in the sample.

But the summary retained language that limits "probationary contracts" that many employers use to deny employees full-time status.

In summary, the language states that Secretary Paulson may waive existing federal law and provisions of the Federal Acquisition Regulations, establishing specific numerical contracting goals for minority and woman-owned firms and replace it with a completely unenforceable statement of intent to use minority and woman-owned firms "to the maximum extent practicable".

The session observations will include an ethnographic summary of language interactions, speaking and activities of participants.

In summary, all language versions of the QOLRAD showed good internal consistency and reliability, although only the German and Hungarian translations were able to demonstrate acceptable test-retest reliability.

He was the author of "The Compendium of the World's Languages," a two-volume work that includes articles on more than 250 tongues, along with a summary of each language's geographic location, its relation to other languages and the number of speakers.

English and German, 3 p. This document consists of a 1/2-page scrap that serves as title page; a brief, 3-paragraph English-language summary; and a 1-1/2-page German-language "Information" provided by the witness.