Sentence examples for an associated document from inspiring English sources

An associated document, partially declassified for the speech, added restrictions on drone strikes that led to a notable drop in drone attacks by late 2013.

When the resource is set to 'protected', the title and author list are visible to everyone but the abstract, references, citation information and any associated documents are only accessible by members of the specific group with which the resource is aligned.

The monitors will confirm that the regulatory binder is complete and that all associated documents are up to date.

The methods and results of the PSP, along with all associated documents describing the terms of reference, JLA methods and protocol, are accessible on the NIAA website: http://www.niaa.org.uk/psp.uk/psp

The figure also demonstrates how linked views can trigger functionality in other software components through direct manipulation of a graph view, since clicking on the parent node in the subtree resulted in an HTML preview of the associated document in the lower left corner.

A special feature of watermarking compared to other techniques is that the watermark is intimately linked to the associated document and resistant to attacks.

After completing the rating exercise, participants will be asked two final questions: Would you be interested in reviewing the draft of the reporting guideline and associated document?

During the next 2 years, the authors of this article developed a complete study protocol and associated documents, including a manual of operations and template informed consent forms; solicited and selected study sites; and built the infrastructure necessary for the conduct of the trial.

Each document has an associated key and documents are allowed to have different field attributes.

Within Chafta's associated documents is a mechanism to waive mandatory skills assessments for electricians coming from China, and also mechanics and employees in eight other trade vocations.

PCROM doesn't need any other subdivision, like the distinction of planned vs. performed activities we find in BRIDG or classes related to a software application and its associated documents.