Sentence examples for that bulletin from inspiring English sources
But Lynn Turner, who was the commission's chief accountant at the time that bulletin was issued, said yesterday that it provided no support for Mr. Sullivan's arguments.
Ford updated that bulletin in 2006 to add more models, including the 2006 Mustang GT, like that owned by William Mickens of Butler, N.J., who is the lead plaintiff, according to David J. Cohen of Penndel, Pa., the lawyer who filed the suit.
Tennis sent out a reminder that it is worth paying attention to one more time at the coming United States Open, that bulletin coming in the form of an upset by Sloane Stephens over one of the sport's reigning divas, Maria Sharapova, in the Western & Southern Open.
Kriegsman added that Bulletin has released an early version of software to make it easy to book a space and to get access to your sales numbers, and it will continue to develop that technology.
On the site, Google explains that Bulletin is a lightweight app for telling stories, capturing photos and videoclips from your phone, and then publishing them straight to the web – without having to create a blog or build a website yourself.
Due to the surface characteristics of cork, which make this material difficult to clean and disinfect, and the likelihood that bulletin boards were rarely, if ever disinfected, it is possible that bulletin boards may have acted as a source of C. difficile dissemination in patient rooms.
But now insiders say the 6pm and 10pm news bulletins get first say on resources on major stories and that newsgathering staff say they have had it made clear to them by their boss Jonathan Munro that bulletins should have priority.
"But we all know that the bulletin boards are not real reflections of the kids' work".
Even the little that the bulletin was able to publish "was an achievement," he said.
She dismisses long-running rumours that the bulletin could be moved again, saying: "Nobody's suggested that.
Chuck Miller, a spokesman for the intelligence center, said, "It's showing up elsewhere," and noted that the bulletin warned that continued abuse of OxyContin was likely.
