Sentence examples for * the document entitled from inspiring English sources

German newspaper Welt am Sonntag said on Sunday that the document, entitled "Platini - skeleton in the closet", was distributed out of Fifa's headquarters.

Specifically, could you please provide us with a copy of the document entitled BIS 2020 Finance and Headcount Outline, and any other document which has informed decisions relating to the Sheffield office".

However, the document, entitled "Memory and Reconciliation: The Church and the Mistakes of the Past," also stresses that many acts of earlier centuries cannot be judged solely by contemporary standards.

With respect to the document entitled "Indian Affairs, Laws and Treaties" as revised and extended in accordance with paragraph (1) of subsection (a), and the compilation prepared in accordance with paragraph (3) of such subsection, the Secretary of the Interior shall take such action as may be necessary to keep such document and compilation current on an annual basis.

Last week, New York Post staffers were given hard copies of News Corp.'s latest version of the document, entitled "Standards of Business Conduct," according to a News Corp. source.

Late Tuesday evening, delegates approved a draft of the document, entitled "The Future We Want," which was presented to and ratified by heads of state at the summit's end on Friday.

The document entitled "2012 Climate Strategy" (pdf) is also already getting lots of attention.

The document, entitled Women's Cultures: Equality and Difference, also quotes a woman who said: "Plastic surgery is like a burqa made of flesh".

The document, entitled 'Working with Women', includes a number of other policies, including a target to ensure that 50 per cent of Labour MPs are women.

Within the federation a new militancy, expressed in the policy document entitled the Miners' Next Step (1912), espoused an industrial unionism with syndicalist tendencies.

A revision issued on Wednesday to the DfE's document entitled Staffing and employment advice for schools– billed as departmental advice for school leaders, governing bodies and local authorities – contained a new paragraph with a blunt statement in a staff management section.