Sentence examples for that summaries from inspiring English sources

The presiding judge, Reggie Walton, wrote back, saying that summaries could result in confusion and reveal too much information.

The Tripoli archive shows that summaries of his interrogations were sent to British intelligence, and that both MI5 and MI6 submitted questions that they wished to be put to him.

Much of Mr. Comey's testimony before the committee was encouraging — particularly his unequivocal rejection of waterboarding as a form of torture, his acknowledgment that whistle-blowers are a "critical" part of a functioning democracy, and his openness to the idea that summaries of certain rulings by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court should be declassified.

He believes that summaries could make it easier to share content on Facebook and Twitter, and also thinks there is potential to condense e-books and emails.

Due to high skewness, median growth is well below mean growth, even at a fixed dbh (Kenfack et al. 2014), and the median is arguably a better statistic to present, in the same way that summaries of income are often presented as medians, not means.

One may argue that summaries are too short to report the details.

It found that summary executions of perceived Gbagbo supporters had taken place, and reported accounts of mass rape.

In fact that summary risks overstating the significance of the narrative, because Leo and Judy were a little bit sidelined in this first episode.

Human Rights Watch last month alleged that summary abuses and theft by Bulgarian border guards have continued for three years, despite being repeatedly highlighted.

He and other activists also said that summary executions were now on the rise in the city.

He referred to a High Court statement that it was in the public interest that summary cases be dealt with expeditiously.