Sentence examples for definitive document from inspiring English sources

One of the most uncompromising genre-blenders was 24-7 Spyz, whose 1990 album, "Gumbo Millennium," is both a definitive document of the movement and a good definition of it.

Fortune ran an in-depth profile on Tim Cook in 2008, which remains the definitive document on the man.

Their hope now is to turn a decade's worth of photographs into a more expanded, definitive document.

Saman is working on a book about his 16 years covering the war in Iraq, which promises to be a definitive document of that long conflict.

Stop Making Sense, shot by Jonathan Demme across three nights at Hollywood's Pantages Theater on what would prove to be Talking Heads' final major tour is the definitive document of one of America's greatest bands.

Tiga's American Gigolo compilation is still the definitive document, and he used it, as well as his Sunglasses At Night cover, to launch himself as the nearly man of pop.

Another approach to term sheets is the long form approach, where virtually all issues that need to be negotiated are raised, so that the drafting and negotiating of the definitive documents can be quicker and easier.

However, if the cases of pneumonia were reported separately into possible, probable, or definitive (documented), only the last two categories were included in our analysis.

There is no point in having authorised, definitive documents if everyone and anyone can copy/edit/move them without authorisation.

The timeline is updated, as new information becomes available, and has become the definitive reference document about the event.

Mr. Boulez's complete edition of the published works of Anton Webern on Sony stands as the definitive recorded document of the composer.