Sentence examples for table concerning from inspiring English sources
In the biological area, Iraq previously provided, in its submission to the Amorim panel in February 1999, a table concerning the additional import of bacterial growth media.
The conference — which did not exist, prosecutors said — was described as "a round table" concerning "alternatives to pretrial incarceration," complete with "representatives of charitable organizations" and "specialists who work in the field".
The data in our table concerning outbreaks more than 14 years ago come from internal documents, and are probably still officially secret.
Britain's foreign secretary, William Hague, told the House of Commons that "no option is off the table" concerning Iran penalties and that he would work on persuading Russia and China to view Iran more critically.
President Shimon Peres of Israel told the visiting secretary general of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, on Wednesday that he expected the international community "not to take any option off the table" concerning Iran's nuclear activities, a reference to what Israel has called the need for a credible threat of military action.
We have already discussed at length the lines in the table concerning the Foundation and Anti-Foundation Axioms, and their attendant conceptual backgrounds.
Or they may be reluctant to place all the cards on the table, concerned that patients may become so fearful they fail to hear important information.
The first table concerns our obligations to God directly, to worship God alone and keep God's name holy, and keep the Sabbath.
The second table concerns our obligations to other human beings, and all of the commands are negative (do not kill, commit adultery, steal, lie, or covet) except for the first, which tells us to honor our fathers and mothers.
All data in this table concerns the second operation.
The provisions of the Twelve Tables concerning damnum injuria datum (property loss) are not known, but in any case they were superseded by the Lex Aquila in the early 3rd century bc.
