Sentence examples for Explanatory document from inspiring English sources

In the explanatory document, Norway observes that the polar bear is indeed a migratory species, falling within the ambit of CMS.

While debate continues over who did what in Project Birmingham, The Post was able to find some evidence for several of the claims in the explanatory document.

Biometric identity information would be stored on the card and not in any government database, according to an explanatory document from the senators.

But in an explanatory document accompanying the Bill, the government, amidst its lip service to the importance of strong encryption, explains that it would still compel access to "particular" devices or items of software.

He maintains the document in the Intuit case was a white paper, or an explanatory document, submitted at the request of the Justice Department; the briefs in the Microsoft case were filed on behalf of three rival software companies, which chose to remain anonymous because they feared retaliation.

One of its main findings was that many of the document's sharpest critics appeared not to have read it -- a fact that General Hertling said assisted the division in producing an Iraqi version of the Federalist Papers, an explanatory document to counter misunderstanding and apprehension.

Imagine if you could jet off to Nauru courtesy of a major Australian corporation, unveil a policy without any accompanying explanatory documents or costings, and generate wall-to-wall headlines in the process.

Generally a major policy like that might get a press release, some explanatory documents, a costing, or at the very least, a straight answer on when details might be supplied.

In explanatory documents released Wednesday, the commission acknowledged the issue, asking, "Isn't the risk of such debt amply illustrated by current events in the euro area?" The commission went on to say that it was simply complying with an agreement among European leaders.

Some government organizations also favor the production and publication of explanatory documents on good practices in their area of activity and on the related regulations.

In the comparative Dutch and Swiss study, data were collected by analysing the committees' annual reports, including their advices, the internal and external evaluations of the committees' works, along with interviews with members and involved actorsf, parliamentary explanatory documents, and interviews with committee members, responsible institutions, and key figures in licensing.