He criticised Basildon and Thurrock University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and pointed out that guidelines banned the use of fax machines.
President Barack Obama, meanwhile, recently visited a prison and pointed out to the whole world that the folks in there were not so different from him.
Starbucks said it was committed to the UK and pointed out that it plans to create 5, 000 new jobs over the next five years.
Mr Murphy had left the hearing declaring that he disagreed with the verdict and pointed out that he had been cleared of six other charges.
When I finished the interview, the collector admired the Mulsanne and pointed out several design cues he recognized from the grill to the air vents.
Hinson said all ValuJet pilots meet FAA requirements and pointed out that both the pilot and copilot of the DC-9 that crashed had substantial flight experience.
Mr Salmond insisted the Scottish NHS should be a public service and pointed out the public's satisfaction with the service was at an all time high.
Privacy researcher Chris Soghoian criticized the company for still not having a chief privacy officer (and pointed out that Facebook lacks one as well).
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At which point another habitue of the alehouse leant over and pointed out (he being a computing expert) that the memory required would simply be vastly expensive.
Liberal Democrats said the Welsh government had "dragged their heels" on the proposals and pointed out that Help to Buy was not due to start until next year.
Nato said it had had no discussions on the possibility of Scottish independence, and pointed out that any arrangement would have to be agreed by all member countries.
He strongly denied that his party had been infiltrated by far-right elements and pointed out that any new member has to sign a pledge confirming their opposition to racism.
But Williams took an opposing view and pointed out to the precedent of 19-year-old rookie Jaime Alguersuari who had to race for Toro Rosso in Hungary without any testing practice.
Dr Morris added that artefacts from the site would need to be very carefully analysed, and pointed out that the C14 carbon dating process is not without its error margins.
It said the UK exported its manufacturing jobs during the structural changes of the 1980s (during the Thatcher government) and pointed out that few industrial jobs are being lost at present.
The President urged the billionaire prince to invest substantially in the country and pointed out key opportunities in sectors such as tourism, infrastructure, real estate as well as telecommunications and infrastructure.
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Parliament minister Patricia Ferguson defended the executive's position and pointed out that Labour backbencher Janis Hughes was due to ask the First Minister about the proposed inquiry at Question Time on Thursday.
He said he believed the scenarios outlined by the mover of the motion were "highly unlikely" and pointed out that a Westminster select committee report had not recommended a moratorium in England.
He said that singling out these creative industries recognises the importance of them to the economy and pointed out the difficulties in raising finance is particularly acute for companies in this sector.
He said they aimed to be as "flexible" as possible, and pointed out that any decision to proceed in the absence of the accused would be at the discretion of the judge.
Mr Jones said the government had a range of schemes to help businesses and pointed out that it had commissioned a review, led by Welsh Conservative economics guru Dylan Jones-Evans, into credit for businesses.
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Although you noted that births are neither increasing nor shrinking, and pointed out the fallacy of assuming that America's population growth is thus due strictly to immigration, you didn't let the other shoe drop.
Michelle Stewart, whose mother-in-law died after contracting C.diff at the Vale of Leven, said she was not surprised by the decision not to bring criminal charges, and pointed out that campaigners had never wanted individual prosecutions.
But answering the urgent question on 22 March 2012, Exchequer Secretary David Gauke said he had no knowledge of any specific leaks and pointed out that there had been several inaccurate reports, as well as accurate ones.
White House spokemsan Joe Lockhart told The Washington Times it wasn't clear either Gore or Klain ever reviewed the documents, and pointed out that the schedule merely indicated the city and made no mention of the temple.
Hasbro said the black and silver design has been in development for 18 months and pointed out that the oven has been offered in a variety of colors since 1963, including teal, green, yellow, silver, blue and purple.
Opening his laptop, he pulled up an illustration by Monocle magazine of the perfect city block and pointed out how similar it was to a typical Taipei one, with storefronts facing the street and residences and parks tucked inside.
Although the rise beat analysts' expectations, Markit chief economist Chris Williamson described the data as "very volatile" and pointed out that the figures for the three months to the end of September compared to the same period last year showed the steepest fall since April 2009.
Mr Salmond, who has met with former US Secretary of State Colin Powell during his visit, said he did not believe his party's stance on nuclear weapons would be a problem when it came to Scotland's membership of the military alliance, and pointed out that 25 of the 28 members of Nato were non-nuclear.
Signal Hill Group analyst Michael Carboy said Wuxi, China-based Suntech's "bread-and-butter piece of business" was not expected to move the company's stock price significantly, and pointed out that due to "a fair degree of concern that the Spaniards will announce adverse revisions to its incentive structure" in the sector, many solar stocks have fallen in recent days.
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