(1) Analyses of the peptide by the Edman degradation method and fast atom bombardment mass spectrometry revealed that purified STII is composed of 48 amino acid residues and that its amino acid sequence was identical to the 48 carboxy-terminal amino acids of STII predicted from the DNA sequence (C. H. Lee, S. L. Mosely, H. W. Moon, S. C. Whipp, C. L. Gyles, and M. So, Infect.
(2) Gyles commission into productivity in the building industry in New South Wales In 1992 Roger Gyles QC described illegal activities in the NSW building industry, ranging from physical violence and a threat of physical violence at one end to petty pilfering of building materials at the other.
(3) The attorney general, George Brandis, said on Tuesday the government would accept the recommendations in Gyles’s report.
(4) The newly appointed independent national security legislation monitor, Roger Gyles QC, is inquiring into section 35P , which makes it an offence for any person to disclose information about special intelligence operations conducted by the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation.
(5) About three weeks ago she called me and she said: ‘I’m in a good place you know, I really am.’” Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gyles Brandreth and his wife Michele Brown after the funeral at St Bartholomew’s church.
(6) The Gyles report – extracts of which were reproduced in a 1998 Master Builders paper – summarised the problems: “In between there is a great variety of illegal activities, essentially economic in nature or effect, from collusive arrangements involving giant corporations and industry associations to labour-only subcontractors paying small amounts of graft to project managers.
(7) "It was common gossip that Stuart Hall used the room for assignations," said Gyles Brandreth, the broadcaster and former Conservative MP.
(8) 18 gyle of cheese in three experimental variants were produced: O variant--control product without additive KNO3; 1 variant--with 0.01% of additive KNO3; 2 variant--with 0.02% of additive KNO3.
(9) Gyles argued a secrecy offence was needed to protect special intelligence operations, but he found the laws went too far.
(10) But intelligence officers who spoke out about certain types of intelligence operations, similar to the US National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden, would not be afforded the same protections under the changes proposed by Gyles.
(11) She is a private woman, who enjoys her privacy, and enjoys normality, and she likes nothing more than going home and seeing her children and grandchildren.” “I’d say she is very warm and easy, unselfconscious and doesn’t stand on dignity,” said Gyles Brandreth, the author of Charles & Camilla.
(12) In an interview with Gyles Brandreth in 2001, Iain Duncan Smith mused that he had four months to frame his argument as leader.
(13) The acting national security legislation monitor, Roger Gyles QC, was commissioned by the former prime minister Tony Abbott to investigate the impact of a section inserted into the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Act that would prohibit disclosure of any information about “special intelligence operations”.
(14) Gyles asked the media representatives about the fact the law allowed Asio insiders to make disclosures about suspected wrongdoing to the watchdog known as the inspector general of intelligence and security.
(15) Gyles recommended the laws be redrafted to create two regimes – one for “external” disclosures by journalists and other parties that had more safeguards and possible defences.
(16) Laws limiting reports on spy operations 'have chilling effect' on journalism Read more Gyles said in his report the laws should be amended to protect journalists more effectively.
Syle
Definition:
(n.) A young herring (Clupea harengus).
Example Sentences:
(1) Martin Caraher, professor of health and food poverty at City University, says the Stockport food pantry model has echoes of a continental-syle “solidarity supermarket”.
(2) The physician should respect individual differences in child-rearing syle and only intervene where there is substantial evidence that a particular approach is having a harmful effect.