In a press conference after his opening address, the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon acknowledged that negotiations had failed to live up to expectations: "Some member states hoped for a bolder ambitious document.
It is impossible to imagine the 10 inward-looking governments of today's EEC signing such a bold free-trading document as the Treaty of Rome (the one that created the EEC; a lesser-known Treaty of Rome created Euratom).
And the Progressive platform on which he ran was a bold, even visionary document: it recognized labor's right to organize and promised to curtail campaign spending, promote conservation and provide federal insurance for the elderly, the jobless and the sick.
Charter 08 was a bold pro-democracy document circulated last year within China and signed by over 300 intellectuals, including prominent lawyers and professors.
The photographer set out to document the bold women who stray from the traditional archetype of the "Polish mother," one who cares for her family at the expense of her own freedom and growth.
The title of the contract should reflect the contents of the agreement, and should be centered at the top of the document in bold type.
Honoré Sharrer, a noted American artist of the 1940s and afterward whose bold, witty, incisive paintings documented the daily experiences of ordinary working people, died in Washington on April 17.
As the SMI-Wizness Social Media Sustainability Index documents, big bold campaigns still played an important role in 2012 – Sony's Futurescapes, Siemens Answers and Microsoftt's Youthspark stood out.
Over time, the annual report has swollen into the enormous volumes that today clog our mail, physical and electronic: part legal document, part bold-faced self-congratulation and part place to confess, carefully and unobtrusively, the odd failure.
