Sentence examples for the council notes from inspiring English sources

Previous ethics commissions, the council notes, have had little to say in favor of sex selection yet have insisted that it should not be made illegal.

While economic recovery may have spurred some of the increase, the council notes that excise taxes from beer, which is sold seven days a week, fell by 2.2percentt in the same period.

Turning to aging, the council notes that many aspects of life are tuned to the orderly cycle of birth, marriage and death, and says that to disrupt this cycle by indefinitely postponing death could change life's meaning in unacceptable ways.

It said that "the council notes with serious concern reports of violations that have occurred" since Friday, and it called upon all parties "to respect the line as identified by the United Nations".

The council notes that the number of asylum applications to the UK has flatlined in recent years – there were 24,914 in 2014, a small figure given the world is in the grip of its worst refugee crisis since the second world war.

The Council notes that patients with dementia are less likely to be offered palliative care services compared to those without dementia.

Prof Smith said the council noted "the very strong support from senate and the school of life sciences in wanting to continue high quality chemistry programmes and activity at Sussex".

The council noted that other taxes had been proposed, including for online advertising, e-commerce, bandwidth use and connected devices, but said those "do not allow the fundamentally global nature of the relevant value chains to be factored in.

The council noted that, to date, it had not been possible to identify any health problems resulting from potential non-thermal effects of radio waves (should such effects exist).

The council noted that hype is a general problem, not particular to Macchiarini.

The council noted that there was a sign indicating this but admitted that the lines on the road weren't clear.