The first of the 450 new recruits were taken from a list of those who had already passed the civil service test and cleared their background checks.
Everything they did was improvised, unplanned, jerry-built, including the band's name, which was taken from a list of song ideas and lyrics McCluskey had scrawled on his bedroom wall.
"Following the latest reform, the committee is composed of two Greek judges from the administrative court and an expert taken from a list compiled by the UNHCR and appointed by the state," says Mouzourakis.
Tenants must not be given notice without an excellent reason – one taken from a list of statutory acceptable reasons, such as the need for the owner to live in it themselves (unless it's a buy-to-let mortgage).
The Guggenheim's show bears an over-all title, "How to Work Better," taken from a list of self-help tips that begins "Do one thing at a time" and ends "Smile".
An earlier version referred incorrectly to "an expert appointed by UNHCR" where it should have said "an expert taken from a list compiled by the UNHCR and appointed by the state".
The problem \(3\text\sc{SAT}\) was shown to be \ \textbf{NP}\ -complete in Cook's original paper (Cook 1971).[19] The other examples just cited are taken from a list of 21 problems (most of which had previously been identified in other contexts) which were shown by Karp (1972) to be \ \textbf{NP}\ -complete.
In both "architectures" she/he provides edit (or just viewing) permissions to a set of "trusted curators", taken from a list of all curators.
Author Keywords are taken from a list of keywords that the authors provided in their papers, Keywords Plus are taken from references cited by authors.
A random sample was taken from a list all households in the community that was either available through the community authorities or created with their help.
To identify participants for interview, a purposive sample was taken from a list of award principal investigators (PIs) and co-principal investigators (Co-PIs).
