Sentence examples for that materials that from inspiring English sources

The Bureau of Prisons in January proposed that "materials that could incite, promote, or otherwise suggest the commission of violence or criminal activity" may be excluded from chapel libraries.

Dr. Nelson, who is a veterinarian, said his concern was that materials that could cause bovine spongiform encephalopathy, known commonly as mad cow disease, could find their way into the soil and feed.

They find not only that the lake lost about 95% of its water between 135,000 and 75,000 years ago but also that materials that had settled on the lake floor during that time also revealed that the lake was surrounded by extremely arid conditions.

When Louisiana's Board of Elementary and Secondary Education adopted a policy about what types of supplementary classroom materials will, and will not, be allowable under the new law, a draft provision that "materials that teach creationism or intelligent design... shall be prohibited from use in science class" was deleted (Rosenau 2009).

The predictable performance of MPTMS-RSNO glucose biosensors suggests that materials that are capable of releasing large NO payloads for even longer durations (i.e., several weeks) represent the ultimate NO-release strategy for long-term glucose sensing technologies (i.e., months), rather than the short-term (i.e., ∼10 d) period that was the focus of this study.

"We have brought it back so we can go through it so that we can make sure that materials that should not be there should in some way be redacted," he said.

My scripts attracted the top actresses, like Glenn Close and Jessica Lange, who didn't see anything in that material that would lead them to that conclusion.

The difference is they're seeking an authenticity – a voice – an authenticity around the presentation of that material that is unlike what we were accustomed to in the past," he said.

Throughout the design calculations we used preliminary nuclear-data libraries for that material that were previously generated and partially validated.

The ship itself will be made most of carbon fiber, which makes it "a fairly significant technical challenge" to make deeply cryogenic tanks out of that material that doesn't leak.

Rule 2.3 of the UK broadcasting code states that broadcasters must ensure that material that may cause offence is "justified by the context".