Sentence examples for transition statements from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bloomberg's transition and inaugural committee spent $569,939 in January and February, according to papers the committee filed with the Campaign Finance Board (which did not require candidates to file transition statements until 1998).
Global transition scales are derived from a series of global transition statements applied to different dimensions of health.
Characteristics of speech exchange were detailed with the location of utterance types, including patient-initiated questions, topic transition statements, pauses, pace and intonation.
The Transition Statement was to be completed by the child, family and early childhood educator and describe their aspirations for school, the child's learning in each of the five outcomes identified in the VEYLDF, and outline suggested strategies that might help the child settle in to the new environment.
"As attorney general of Missouri, John Ashcroft did the job he was sworn to do under state law just as he will enforce the law of the United States when he is the Attorney General," the transition office statement said.
Are the transitions between statements and paragraphs executed well?
Many brokerage firms have also made the decimal transition in the statements sent to customers.
Both Gordon and Phillips stress sincerity in formulating both the client's message and in helping them to come up with transition lines, summary statements, on-point adjectives to use in interviews so that they will make sure that their media presence is what they want it to be.
Analogous to the original await statement, the transition rules also use the statement immediate await clock(C) to define the behavior.
160e marks the transition from the statement and exposition of the definition of knowledge as perception (D1), to the criticism and eventual refutation of that definition.
"Germany has power in abundance, despite the decommissioning of nuclear power plants," said Patrick Graichen, director of Agora energy transition, in a statement that accompanied the study.
