Sentence examples for bound document from inspiring English sources

We've basically signed on the place, we're not advertising it yet because a legally bound document has not been signed yet.

The truth lay in an intriguing subcommittee report found inside one of the bound document files created by John Brownlow, a foundling who was baptised at the hospital in 1800 and who later worked as its secretary from 1849 until 1872.

What began as a way for publishers to reduce their inventory and stop wasting paper is becoming a tool for anyone who needs a bound document.

The final session will then be conducted after all of the patient's edits have been completed and formatted into a bound document.

While a business plan has somewhat of an image problem in certain circles, wedded as it is in many people's minds to the image of large, unwieldy and impractical documents, modern business planning is flexible, agile and concise, and more about goal setting than bound physical documents.

Traditional law considers a document signed if it contains "any mark sufficient to show legal intent to be bound by the document".

But in the first trial, last spring, a jury found that Swiss Re and eight other insurers had been bound to a document that treated the attack as one occurrence.

So NATO members have no need to feel bound by a document that is not honoured by the other side.NATO's European members should show their serious intent in another way, too.

The established companies she worked for as an employee typically had her create such a manual as a printed document, bound in a three-ring binder and stored in a manager's office.

The notes confirmed that I had agreed to pay US $1,850 for 150 copies of a 160-page document bound with a vinyl cover.

In a closet, there are bound volumes that document the Yugoslavian shoot of the 1975 bisexual-chic landmark Score, which he wrote; a poster for his earlier play version, featuring the young Sylvester Stallone in a supporting role, graces the living room wall.