Sentence examples for * the document issued from inspiring English sources

Among other things, the document, issued as a 22-page book on recycled paper, calls for voluntary commitment to protecting nature through more efficient use of energy, safer waste disposal and water conservation.

This statement appears to conflict sharply with the document issued by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, the director of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, declaring that non-Christian religions "are in a gravely deficient situation in comparison with those who in the church have the fullness of the means of salvation".

Vatican observers noted that the document issued today was a reflection of the church's continuing reluctance to probe into its recent past, into the actions of churchmen who are only one generation removed from the men who control the Vatican today.

Mr Kucherena also said he had been awarded temporary asylum and showed a photocopy of the document issued to his client.

Charter – The document issued from a headquarters to a chapter that indicates the group is a full-fledged member of the national or international organization.

For instance, in a biometric passport case, the document issued by a country where the enrolment image is captured by one scanner shall be able to be verified by another country where the probe image is very likely to be acquired by a different scanner.

The document, issued in February, concluded that "no significant environmental impacts are anticipated" and that an environmental-impact statement, which would explore each issue in more detail, was not needed.

The document issued to your child is not a 'permiso,' but a Notice To Appear in a deportation proceeding before an immigration judge.

In the original document, issued two years after Israel captured the West Bank from Jordan in the 1967 war, "infiltrator" was defined as a person who entered the area illegally from a neighboring Arab country.

A key to understanding this friction lies in the papal document issued in 1998 by John Paul II, We Remember: A Reflection on the Shoah.

A key to understanding this friction lies in the papal document issued in 1998 by John Paul II, We Remember: A Reflection on the Shoah.