Sentence examples for a document that defines from inspiring English sources

Most of the laundering was reportedly done through the creation of fake or inflated creditos florestais, a document that defines how much timber a landowner is entitled to extract from his property.

The science content standards (NRC 1996, p. 102 207) are not a science curriculum but a document that defines what science content should exist in the science curriculum at a particular grade level (K-4, 5 8 and 9 12) and in a specific science discipline (i.e., physical science, life science, earth and space science, etc).

In our country, the "Medical Graduate in Portugal" is a document that defined 112 competences organised in five domains (knowledge, professional attitudes and behaviour, clinical skills and practical procedures, communication skills and general skills (Victorino et al. 2005).

An investment policy statement is a written document that defines how an investment portfolio should be managed.

We are reminded by Dr. King that, while he is honored with celebrations and holidays, the budget is a moral document that defines our national character.

So much, then, for that trifling document that defines our freedoms, a k a the Constitution.

In principle they should, because the UK has signed and ratified the international covenant on economic, social and cultural rights," she said, referring to the document that defines adequate housing as a human right.

The draft takes direct aim at the central document that defines how Mr. Bush has changed American foreign policy, "National Security Strategy of the United States," published by the White House two years ago.

If a proposed program will be offered in collaboration with another institution, the Provost signs the document that defines the terms of the agreement and the responsibilities of the collaborating parties on behalf of the University.

The implementation-independent XML document that defines the instrument parameters simplifies the process of defining instruments and variations and reduces the obstacles to modifying and expanding existing instruments as well as simplifying creation of new instruments.

Earlier this year, UC was urged to endorse a State Department document that defined anti-Semitism to include denying Israel's right to exist or subjecting the Jewish state to a double standard.