Sentence examples for a document cited from inspiring English sources

In at least one instance, Hastings references a document cited elsewhere without crediting that source.

Two years ago, according to a document cited in the lawsuit, Mr. Hoffmann wrote Michael A. Carpenter, then head of Salomon, that he hoped to "better integrate our research product with the business development plans of our constituencies, particularly investment banking".

"Corporations have a responsibility, first of all, to make available to the public quality goods and services at fair prices, thereby earning a profit that attracts ­investment to continue and enhance the enterprise, provide jobs, and build the economy," the group said at the time, in a document cited this year in an article in the publication Daedalus.

A document cited in the report also found that operatives had been instructed to alter the investigative trail to cover up where the relevant information had originated.

Former US president George Bush referred in his memoir, Decision Points, to a "limited number".In 2007 a PLO document cited a figure of 100,000 refugees over 10 years as a core principle.

To bolster its position that the new National Center for Education Statistics student database would pose no threat to student privacy, a Department of Education document cited in "A Federal Proposal to Keep Data on All College Students Raises Questions of Privacy" insists that data would not be shared with other agencies and that, by law, "information about individuals may NEVER leave N.C.E.S".

The WHO said in a statement that it would not comment on an internal document cited in an Associated Press story on Friday, saying it was a first draft that had not been fact-checked and was "part of an on-going analysis of our response".

In a secret document cited by Der Spiegel, the NSA said it had a "not legally registered spying branch" in the US embassy in Berlin, the exposure of which would lead to "grave damage for the relations of the United States to another government".

THE ARTS A report in the "Arts, Briefly" column on Thursday about Founders Online, which replicates the nearly 120,000 documents included in the 242 printed volumes of the papers of George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, Alexander Hamilton and Benjamin Franklin, misidentified a Jefferson document cited in the report.

In an SCS document cited by the magazine, the agency said it had a "not legally registered spying branch" in the US embassy in Berlin, the exposure of which would lead to "grave damage for the relations of the United States to another government".

In an SCS document cited by Der Spiegel, exposure of the "not legally registered spying branch" in the US embassy in Berlin would lead to "grave damage for the relations of the United States to another government".