Sentence examples for archive referring from inspiring English sources

In another ominous sign that Mr Kim may be trying to secure his rule and rewrite history, articles in the North's state media archive referring to Mr Jang have been deleted, according to KCNA Watch.

But then an Austrian writer researching something else stumbled across papers in German military and Austrian ministerial archives referring to Waldheim's war service.

Tension persists between Venezuela and Colombia after Interpol verified last week that Colombian antiterrorism forces had not tampered with computer archives referring to financial and military support given by Venezuela to Colombia's largest guerrilla group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC.

For determining baseline seropositivity, anonymous left-over sera from the archives, referred for dengue diagnosis during January 2005 - March 2009were selected randomly and tested.

In fact, the "Secret" in the archives' name refers to the private nature of the thousands of documents that line more than 50 miles' of shelves in a two-story bunker beneath the Vatican Museums.

"The exhibitors were afraid that what happened with Stravinsky's 'Rite of Spring' would happen with this," said Saulo Pereira de Mello, director of the Mário Peixoto Archive in Rio de Janeiro, referring to the riot that occurred in Paris in 1913 when the ballet of that name, with music by the Russian composer, had its premiere.

Rachel Donadio's report on "The Iron Archives" (April 22) laments the "re-secretization" of the former Soviet archives and refers to recent Congressional efforts to protect access provided by the Freedom of Information Act to American archives.

I'd been working on Howe and Hummel and I was trying to track down everything that had been written about them, when I came across an entry in Yale's archives, which referred to 'Howe and Hummel.

These natural archives, often referred to as proxy evidence, are extraordinarily diverse; they include, but are not limited to, fossil records of past plant and animal distributions, sedimentary and geochemical indicators of former conditions of oceans and continents, and land surface features characteristic of past climates.

About half the staff staying on to wind things down and to work on the archive project," Barbey reportedly said, referring to efforts to archive the Voice's content.  .

"It was a natural beauty, she had a look of breeding," said Shawn Waldron, the archive director for Condé Nast, referring indirectly to Ms. Berenson's ancestry.