Sentence examples for covered by documents from inspiring English sources

Based essentially on a dialect of the type that was eventually called Arcado-Cypriot, it shows great uniformity in time (during the two centuries or thereabouts covered by documents) and in space (from Knossos to Thebes).

"Dulles's plan" is a fiction imagined in a Soviet novel of the nineteen-seventies which has been repeatedly cited as a fact, "covered by documents," by the Soviet style patriots of today.

The table soon became covered by phones, documents and packages of instant noodles.

The committee met seven times in 2007, the final year covered by the documents leaked by Hervé Falciani.

The rest is covered by fake documents (usually lovingly antiqued) or simply by right of settlement.In the most contested parts of the forest, in Pará state, conflicts over who owns what are sometimes settled with a gun.

Out of 289 deliberate shootings covered by the documents, many of which left no one wounded, five were deemed to be "bad shoots," in agents' parlance — encounters that did not comply with the bureau's policy, which allows deadly force if agents fear that their lives or those of fellow agents are in danger.

Various world leaders are covered by the documents - showing the diplomats' less than flattering views of them.

During the time frame covered by the documents -- most of which date from the end of 2003 to the middle of 2011 -- Unaoil's practice was to ask its partners for a percentage of the revenue from any contracts Unaoil helped them win.

Finally, it is worth noting that a definition of quality of life at the end of life is lacking, whereas this issue is widely covered by the documents.

In general, the "sub-areas" of symptoms control as well as those referring to relational and social issues are more widely covered by the documents than the "sub-areas" related to "preparation" and to "existential condition".

In general, the "sub-areas" of symptom control (i.e. A1, A2 and A3) as well as those referring to relational and social issues (i.e. B1, B2, B3 and B4) are more widely covered by the documents than the "sub-areas" related to "preparation" (i.e. C1, C2 and C3) and to "existential condition" (i.e. D1 and D2).