Sentence examples for * the documents issued from inspiring English sources

The sentence of Sylvester's deposition survives in the documents issued by him as bishop of Sabina during 1046.

Two new photographs said to be of Snowden emerged: one showing him getting out of a car, one showing the documents issued for him by Russia.

Many, although not all, of the documents issued immediately before the charter have survived either in the original or as official transcripts.

But the documents issued by the Italian authorities are only valid if the holders can show they have the means to support themselves, and French police have rounded up or turned back an unknown number of migrants in recent days.

But according to the documents issued today, investigators conducting interviews after the crash found that as the passengers awaited boarding at an airport in St . Paulon Oct. 25, Mr. Wellstone was characteristically anxious about the flight, all the more so because of the weather.

The series also includes typescript, holograph, and mimeographed copies of the documents issued by the Committee in the Document Series 1-150.

The fact that the identity documents issued by indigenous registrars are as valid as those obtained in the rest of the country is deeply valued.

He recalled that when he had left Gaza years ago to live abroad, the travel documents issued by the Israeli government said of his nationality: "undetermined".

We focused on these four diseases because surrogate outcomes (lung function parameters for COPD, blood sugar level for diabetes, intraocular pressure (IOP) for glaucoma and bone mineral density for osteoporosis, respectively) are commonly used as primary outcomes in RCTs and all of them are 'well established' surrogates according to the guidance documents issued by the FDA.

The application is designed to be able to output at any time a report with all the expense documents issued until that moment.

The two documents, issued as the presidential campaign heats up and as the Supreme Court considers whether to hear a new affirmative action case, were designed to give educators a clear administration interpretation of three high court cases that, since 2003, have limited the use of race in admissions, zoning and other school policies.