Sentence examples for a helpful document from inspiring English sources

The LSS scored a tactical victory in July when it persuaded the Solicitors Regulation Authority a public body which oversees the profession to withdraw its public endorsement of the Law Society's note as a "helpful" document.

(The AGNC also offers a helpful document explaining the genetic counseling career structure in the United Kingdom).

It can be a helpful document for both researchers contemplating intervention or evaluation studies of LBP themselves as well as for research-users who try to make an informed choice between different return to work strategies.

The Alzheimer's Association has prepared a very helpful document outlining some of the early warning signs of dementia.

The 2016 Report is the first of its kind and it is a hugely interesting and in many ways helpful document.

The most helpful document that remained was Reinhardt's promptbook, which detailed all the cuts in the music and text, but many of these were made at the last minute, for technical rather than artistic reasons.

Since you have given me short notice to return my reply, until this Friday, May 20 , 2011 I believe that the most helpful document other than my book would be the note I sent to Congressman Paul immediately after the February 24 , 2010Financial Services Committee hearing.

"In just three days, Senator Hatch and I have been able to obtain helpful documents and information that shed more light on Mr. Olson's answers," he said.

Early this year, Mr. Picard and the London trustees liquidating Mr. Madoff's British affiliate joined forces to obtain a British court order freezing Ms. Kohn's assets and giving them access to potentially helpful documents in the case.

We are also grateful to Nir Ben-the, the proceedings chair of ISMB 2013, for sharing his experience and various helpful documents on the review process.

For a modern scholar who wants to understand how the Hebrew Scriptures were interpreted 20 centuries ago, there is a helpful sort of document called a targum, written in Aramaic and intended to serve as a kind of teaching aid.