Sentence examples for Obsolete documents from inspiring English sources

Over time, "geniza" became the name for a place that held any redundant or obsolete documents.

Like pottery fragments, the now obsolete documents trace the cultural history of the schools.

Trump had mocked NATO as "obsolete"; the document described the alliance as "one of our greatest advantages".

Bernd and Hilla Becher's mid-'60s photographs of cooling towers in Germany document obsolete industrial structures in Europe rather than urban sprawl.

The school's principal says this document is obsolete and the school would not teach creationism in science.

However, the school's policy document adds: "We believe no scientific theory provides – or ever will provide – a satisfactory explanation of origins, ie why the world appeared, and how nothing became something in the first place". The school's principal says this document is obsolete and the school would not teach creationism in science.

Two years ago Estonia introduced an optional smart ID card that is making documents and money obsolete in a growing range of public and private transactions.

It replaced other unclassified strategy documents, which critics said became increasingly broad and obsolete because they were unclassified.

In addition, each document has an associate TTL time that determines when the document expires, so that it is considered to be obsolete.

The Ministry of Justice knew its court computer systems were "obsolete" and "out of support" long before the network went into meltdown last week, internal documents have revealed.

The TTL defines how much time the documents could be stored in the local caches before they are considered obsolete.