Sentence examples for summary sent from inspiring English sources
The summary sent by Delta union officials to its pilots says the two amounts are proportional given the size of the two pilot groups.
The main body of the 511-page report that was approved unanimously by the Senate Intelligence Committee made no mention of the summary sent to Mr. Bush.
For example, after one meeting demo, a mobile user returned to her laptop to find an Action Item from Cortana, which pulled up a meeting summary sent to her in Outlook.
A crime summary sent out by the department at the time said the woman "was found lying in the park unresponsive... appeared to have been physically assaulted and was listed in critical condition".
An email summary (sent by the research team) of the information and consultation session will be sent to all participants.
The ordinary discharge summary sent to general practitioners was accompanied by a separate document containing cognitive test results and a recommendation on how to proceed with investigations.
However, this fact alone fails to explain that during the early decades, the forecasts that the Met Office were providing for the Beeb were almost exactly the same as the simple summaries sent to national newspapers.
A9 NATIONAL A18-25 Houston School DistReportAssaults RepOverAssaultheOver the last four school years, police officers based in Houston's 80 middle and high schools have recorded 3,091 assaults into a database that is shared with the Houston Police, but only 761 incidents were listed on its annual disciplinary summaries sent to the Texas Education Agency in Austin.
Interestingly, Bildt's criticisms were not recounted in the session summaries sent out by Forum organizers each day.
Interestingly, Bildt's criticisms were not recounted in the session summaries sent out by Forum organisers each day.
Compilation of the summaries sent by each country are presented along the dimensions separately for the two target groups: patients and PHC professionals – Access and equity – Appropriateness (coordination, continuity, competency and comprehensiveness) – Patient centeredness.
