Earlier, Stacey Osburn, a spokeswoman for the N.C.A.A., said of the initial investigation into Miles's recruitment: "In addition to attempting to directly contact Nate Miles, the N.C.A.A. enforcement staff reached out to four people associated with him through phone, in-person outreach, e-mail and other modes, including social media.
That allows patients to obtain the drug through phone-in refills and samples from doctors.
No contact visits were allowed at Hutto — relatives had to sit behind Plexiglas partitions and talk through phones in the old prison visiting room.
There was no better medium to express the views of the black community, and through our phone-in shows they told of their experiences and contributions to British society.
He reaffirmed his commitment to the Thames Valley Royals project a few days later through a phone-in on BBC Radio Oxford.
Label information was available for all users through contract information in the European country (EU) and were collected through phone surveys in the south Asian country (SA).
The police here in the capital have arrested four suspects they traced through phone numbers in the cellphones found on the bodies of the attackers.
We're going to make affordable health care accessible through the website, through the phone, in communities across the country, and with in-person assistance".
He and her mother, a nurse at a cancer hospital, divorced when Linney was six months old, but they all lived in Manhattan, and she would bond with him even more deeply while studying acting at college, through phone conversations in which he'd explain the meaning of Ibsen.
"The Freedom Act would impose new restrictions on the NSA for the first time in four decades — while codifying a new way for the government to search through phone records in a way that had no precedent before 9/11.
At the time of your death, a relative or friend can contact the eye bank through phone or in person within six hours.
