Sentence examples for according to footnote from inspiring English sources

After one lawyer suggested that a ruling of his was not adequately supported, he responded by footnoting every word in the first paragraph of a later decision, including "a," "the" and "two" ("the cardinal number between one and three in the Arabic number system probably derived from Old English," according to Footnote 4).

When the doctors gauged what a drenching in a cold cell might do to a prisoner, they did their research, consulting a textbook entitled "Wilderness Medicine," in particular Chapter 6 on "accidental hypothermia," as well as a Canadian government pamphlet, "Survival in Cold Waters," according to footnotes.

According to the footnote, CIA interrogators determined that, after 82 waterboarding sessions, Abu Zubaydah was "compliant".

Still, that 12 percent underestimates the power that Mr. Williams has held, according to the footnote about the proxy agreements.

President Obama withheld even more from Senate viewing: 9,400 pages of relevant CIA documentation, according to a footnote.

According to a footnote in the report, however, Enron did not consistently obtain such opinions before entering into the transactions.

Yet Mr. Freeh, according to a footnote on the last line of the 124-page report, agreed to postpone the lawsuit, "pending the completion of the mediation".

Cisco reported $2.1 billion in net income in 1999, but accounting for options would have erased $500 million of that, according to a footnote in the annual report.

Instead, according to a footnote to the affidavit of Stephen Gallo, an agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, over about three months Mr. Rafiq lived la vida loca.

And for now, Mr. Freeh has agreed to postpone a lawsuit "pending the outcome of the mediation," according to a footnote on the last line of the 124 page report.

Caproni, the FBI's general counsel at the time, "told the OIG [office of inspector general] that the Fisa court does not have the authority to close an FBI investigation," according to a footnote in the report.