Sentence examples for bore a document from inspiring English sources
Earlier that morning, Harich and I had been approached by an old man and his better-dressed companion, who bore a document.
In other cases, the driver generally bears a document (the waybill) which describes the freight, the pickup and delivery times, as well as the route.
The act was a revenue law requiring certain colonial publications and documents to bear a legal stamp.
In 1765 Adams wrote "A Dissertation on the Canon and Feudal Law," which justified opposition to the recently enacted Stamp Act an effort to raise revenue by requiring all publications and legal documents to bear a stamp by arguing that Parliament's intrusions into colonial affairs exposed the inherently coercive and corrupt character of English politics.
Researchers have documented how Macintosh users bear an eerie resemblance to a religious cult: a tight-knit network of emotionally committed adherents, faith in a "savior" figure (Steve Jobs), and a generalized hostility toward an external "evil" (Microsoft, IBM, etc).
Investigators at first reported that Mr. Herrera's body bore no identification documents, but Hugo Vera, a deputy state's attorney, said detectives were presuming that one of the two men killed was Mr. Herrera.
Imagine what Europeans might have created: a constitution drawing on centuries of political experience and informed by tragic wisdom borne of millenniums of wars; a document influenced by European philosophers like Hobbes and Rousseau, Hume and Kant, Machiavelli and Montesquieu, who addressed fundamental questions about government and human nature.
Here's something else you won't catch Microsoft publicizing: after being edited on a Pocket PC, many documents bear only a passing resemblance to the originals.
The library has been incorporated into a new high-tech research center, an area that also includes training rooms, conference rooms, the records department and rooms where documents that bear on a particular case can be consolidated for easy access.
