Sentence examples for the note states from inspiring English sources
The note states that the articles in question were found to have "some similarities in phrasing" that were "troubling enough to warrant further examination of reporter Kendra Marr's work".
"You may run a search of UK numbers in DISHFIRE in order to retrieve only events data," the note states, before setting out how an analyst can prevent himself seeing the content of messages when he searches – by toggling a single setting on the search tool.
The note states that Rangers do expect promotion to the top flight this season, despite falling nine points behind Hearts in the Scottish Championship last weekend, with a consequent uplift in season ticket income and other revenue in the summer.
A recently found note by Hilbert gives a different picture: the note states that Hilbert wanted to add as a 24th and last problem in his famous Paris list of open mathematical problems of 1900 the development of "a theory of proof methods in mathematics".
"That will strike fear in the hearts of infidels," the note states, according to the complaint.
Consensus means that assessors reach general agreement on a specific issue, whereas the note states that this requirement can be fulfilled when one assessor "checks the other's work".
The note stated generally that an attack on one Muslim is an attack on all Muslims, one official said.
The note stated that the anthrax was already there, the judge said, adding that "would not constitute a violation of the statute".
Because of one holdout juror who was impervious to reason, the note stated, "tension is high, nerves are frayed and all minds are not sound".
The note stated: "Remarkably, these documents are irrelevant to the procedures of the ICC and have no connection of any kind with the process of providing a relevant legal advice in the case of the accused".
The note stated that that the child would be evaluated for an undisclosed medical condition and that teachers were to complete a form on behavioural rating without specifying the actual behavioural condition.
