Sentence examples for unit points from inspiring English sources

Meg Russell, a senior research fellow at UCL'S Constitution Unit, points out that in any rational sense, the list is "inexplicable".

But as Kathleen Leone, head of nursing in the unit, points out, it can make the patient feel "like a million bucks".

Paul McQuail, the co-author of a new report from London University's Constitution Unit, points out that there is great confusion about this.

Meg Russell from the Constitution Unit points out that taking into account the 53 peers temporarily disqualified or on leave of absence, the potential membership of the chamber has reached 838.

October 16, 2012 Robin Bew, chief economist & editorial director of the Economist's intelligence unit, points out that a request would still be politically damaging for Mariano Rajoy, Spain's prime minister.

As Robert Hazell of the Constitution Unit points out, it has taken France and Spain between ten and 20 years to introduce regional assemblies, and in neither country has the system yet settled down.

Reuters Breakingviews suggests a sale of the unit, pointing to Facebook, or even Apple, as better homes for the service.

The Constitution Unit pointed out that the Scottish parliament might want to improve the accuracy of the register of voters to make proportional representation work better.

On a conference call with analysts, Mr. Cavanagh, who was deputized by Mr. Dimon to lead a kind of financial autopsy of the chief investment unit, described what went wrong at the unit, pointing to fundamental flaws in risk management.

Dennis DaCosta, an earnest young lawyer from the Teacher Performance Unit, pointed out that the doctor's letter was eleven days old and therefore had nothing to do with her supposedly being sick the day before.

She walked me through the snug 630-square-foot unit, pointing out the narrow "Pullman-style" kitchen, which could hide behind folding doors — suitable for the building's largely transient population.