Sentence examples for an authoritative document from inspiring English sources

After these talks, Francis will issue his "apostolic exhortation" – an authoritative document – on these contentious issues.

This was a chance for the Scottish government to put meat on the bones of its constitutional arguments, giving the people an authoritative document to inform their opinions.

"This is based on a great deal of information gathering that we have done and we've synthesized and we've put it together in an authoritative document, and we believe that it will be taken seriously by many around the world".

A study of the history of Judaism in ancient Palestine from the emergence of the Torah as an authoritative document under Persian rule in the middle of the fifth century BCE through the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 CE, with an emphasis on the critical reading of primary sources.

"It is certainly not being treated by voters as an independent, authoritative document.

Intelligence officials, responding to repeated complaints from Senate Democrats, said today that they were working on the authoritative document.

The N.I.E., the most authoritative document that the intelligence community produces, represents the agencies' coördinated judgments about the various perils the nation faces.

According to the latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, considered the most authoritative document on the topic, average temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere rose roughly 1.5 degrees from 1979 to 2005 — a shift that has not yet eliminated the need for heavy coats.

(It's likely you've never even heard of General Butler, or his terrific pamphlet, arguably the most concise, authoritative document on the ways and means of the American war machine, which of course is why it is never taught in schools).

[ 1] In 1980 the Research Working Group chaired by Sir Douglas Black produced an authoritative report documenting inequalities in health in Britain.

And an encyclical is among the most authoritative documents a pope can issue — and that could make it harder for Catholic politicians to avoid the subject, said Father James Martin, editor-at-large of the Catholic magazine America.