Sentence examples for which details that from inspiring English sources

It's also spelled out in Mozilla's API documentation, which details that Mozilla is using a combination of Bango's public APIs as well as some APIs that have been customized for the Firefox OS app store specifically.

The background to Pitch is explained more fully on their corporate site, which details that while The Music Solution secured contracts with the likes of Motorola and Carphone Warehouse among others, it dumped the B2B model to go B2C in 2004, relaunching as SplashMobile (ringtones club), doing some European deals and then relaunching as Pitch Entertainment Group this year.

Always seek to get the agreement of customers to be emailed first, and always take into account spamming laws, which detail that you're not allowed to send people information they do not want.

McKnight's confidante Dakin has started a Facebook group called CREEP CATCHERS HARASSING MENTALLY ILL AND DISABLED, which details stings that allegedly target vulnerable people.

It can be usefully contrasted with the claim of responsibility following the attacks in Paris, which included details that could only be known to someone intimately involved in the planning.

After harvesting the roots, she immediately takes a photograph with a technical camera, which captures details that aren't necessarily visible to the naked eye.

Studies in which all details that happened to the patients included were clearly reported were scored "yes".

The EPA also turned over the "Action Referral Memorandum," which details the circumstances that led an EPA Suspension and Debarment Division attorney to suspend BP and all of its subsidiaries from bidding on government contracts.

The first ceremony for which details survive is that for Alexander III in 1249.

The second organizing theme is content, which details the elements that the four stakeholder groups expect in a quality clinical note.

The surface of the pot was covered with a black pigment on which details were incised that would turn red in the final stage of firing.