Sentence examples for transmittal before from inspiring English sources
Though planned for transmittal before Labor Day, the "full description" of the investigation called for in the law -- which I sense will detail tawdry corner-cutting and egregious evasiveness but not prosecutable crime -- is unlikely to have great impact on elections.
For each subject, we included all pressure data from the date of implant through the date of death or last data transmittal before 11 January 2007 [range, 358 1,090 days; median, 846 days (2.32 years)].
Conservators also found evidence of insect feeding on the bottom edge of the transmittal page, which occurred at some point before its first encasement.
"The Constitution talks in terms of transmittal".
The Apollo tender offer statement (including an offer to purchase, a related letter of transmittal and other tender offer documents) and the solicitation/recommendation statement, in each case, and together with any amendments or supplements thereto, contain important information that should be read carefully before making any decision to tender securities in the Apollo tender offer.
More importantly, though, the binge of code destruction was occurring without the transmittal of the winds execute message".
George Washington's transmittal letter for the Constitution will also be re-encased in one of the new enclosures.
"Regular" cases, as Mr. Hodges called them, would use a third transmittal letter marked "MEMOVC.AAG" to let state lawyers know they were free to file the usual counterclaims.
The early isolation of West Virginia resulted in the development and transmittal of a strong, self-reliant local heritage relatively unaffected by circumstances from beyond the hills.
Among his important investigations were studies of nuclear transmittal of hereditary characters, biogenetic theory, and the effect of radium rays on somatic and germ cells.
"The seal on the Page 2 enclosure looked fairly good, but the seals on Page 3 and the transmittal page appeared to be leaking," Mr. Judson said.
