Sentence examples for contain a footnote from inspiring English sources

Both latter primary orders contain a footnote noting that date.

The report contained a footnote that made clear that there were doubts at the State Department about the uranium evidence.

The same book that had sent him to the Beinecke had contained a footnote that referred to a portrait of Town.

That document contained a footnote -- in a separate section of the report, on another subject -- noting that State Department experts were doubtful of the claims that Mr. Hussein had sought uranium.

One of the most arresting facts in the 41-page report is contained in a footnote that establishes the date of the founding of Jemaah Islamiyah as Jan . 1 , 1993

QUESTION FROM BILL PAPADAKIS: I have noticed that The Return of Depression Economics and the Crisis of 2008 (as well as its previous edition) does not contain any footnotes or references, which seems to be in contrast with most books written by economists.

A scrupulous academic footnote contains a reminiscence of a concert at the Albert Hall when Sting traded snatches of song with the audience in a "spontaneous litany".

In a footnote, the opinion contained an almost off-hand indication that Erisa might provide a route to another type of legal attack against managed care, suggesting that H.M.O.'s may breach their fiduciary duty to members by not disclosing financial arrangements that give doctors an incentive to ration care.

Because Shakespeare's work is public domain, most can be easily found on the internet; on the other hand, a book will usually also contain helpful footnotes to aid in your interpretation and understanding of archaic language.

Choosing not to study a treatise on presidential administrative policies containing 527 footnotes is an understandable act of self-preservation.

This last point is contained in footnote 6 in the IFA MOU: "Where labour market testing is required, employers may satisfy this requirement by demonstrating that they have first tested the Australian labour market and not found sufficient suitable workers.