Sentence examples similar to build on a document from inspiring English sources

Why should we build on a racist document?" Then-National Chief Matthew Coon Come told the CBC.

1. Engaging stakeholders: The current review may be made freely available and presented as a starting point for us all to build on as a constantly evolving, living document to which others can add.

It was a beautiful quid-pro-quo, and a way to crowdsource the PACER liberation effort in a way that would build on the existing document set.

To build on the NRC document, the U.S. EPA established an internal, cross-agency workgroup that produced The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Strategic Plan for Evaluating the Toxicity of Chemicals (U.S. EPA 2009) to provide a framework for EPA to comprehensively move forward to incorporate this new scientific paradigm into future toxicity testing and risk assessment practices.

The document builds on a UN report published in June which accused Rwanda of supporting the insurgents.

We build on previous literature documenting that cohorts graduating in bad times have lower wages and poorer health for many years after graduation, compared to those graduating in good times.

Therefore, to build on the findings documented in these qualitative studies, we investigated the various concepts of individualised medicine inherent in patients' reasons for using CAM.

The document's framework identifies three basic stages that build on one another, a senior defense official said.

This capability could touch every department, so sales could build a contract or customer on-boarding workflow, marketing could build a document approval process and engineering could coordinate code reviews and product launches, as some examples.

They can drag and drop these components to build a document, or can build the document automatically based on information already in the CRM tool.

It built on a long history of trying to get machines to understand the content and tone of documents.