Sentence examples for that will be circulated from inspiring English sources

And this is not just some abstract document that will be circulated proudly among planning geeks at conferences while having no real effect on people's lives.

The research that will be circulated on the project will be aggregated so that information concerning any one person cannot be distinguished.

He also announced a partnership with Business Week to publish special supplements -- on subjects like buying homes in golf communities -- that will be circulated to high-income readers of Business Week.

But after reviewing the promotion for the effort that appears in the Macy's catalog, as well as promotional cards that will be circulated in Macy's stores and in the gift bags themselves, Ms. Cone said that unlike most material from Feed itself, there was no imagery of children in school settings who benefit from the program.

"Since the president appointed Elizabeth Warren to set up the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau she has proven she can stand up to Wall Street," Franken wrote in a letter that will be circulated by the Progressive Change Campaign Committee on Wednesday.

The findings from this study have informed the development of an information pack for primary care teams that will be circulated prior to the introduction of the programme.

With any luck, that would lead to better and earlier identification of the strains that will be circulating — the key to making an effective vaccine.

Prof Newton said PHE tries to anticipate sub-types of the virus that will be circulating to ensure it can be vaccinated against.

He knows very well that it will be circulated in public, and that the primary purpose of the mug shot — to identify him to those in power — is only a portion of its evolving significance.

If you provide personal information, including your credit score, find out how widely that material will be circulated.

The mere fact that they can "foresee" that the article will be circulated and have an effect in California is not sufficient for an assertion of jurisdiction.