Sentence examples for document accompanying from inspiring English sources

"This assessment is summarised in the draft decision document accompanying the draft permit on which we are currently consulting.

For example, drafting of a legal document accompanying a bid or proposal by a lawyer is allowable.

An Iraqi document accompanying the report contended that Russian companies including Lukoil, the country's largest private energy company, and TNK, now merged in a joint venture with BP, paid surcharges in cash to the Iraqi Embassy in Moscow.

But in an explanatory document accompanying the Bill, the government, amidst its lip service to the importance of strong encryption, explains that it would still compel access to "particular" devices or items of software.

Enforcement of the system will rely mainly on officials plowing through Airbnb listings to search for unlicensed operators, although officials acknowledged in a policy document accompanying the regulations that "this is an imperfect approach" as it may be difficult to coordinate the listings with license data.

However, in recent months, Macron's diplomats in Brussels have insisted clarity in the political declaration – a non-binding document, accompanying the withdrawal agreement and spelling out the basic principles of the trade deal to come – is vital to avoid problems further down the line.

This change in the document accompanies more systemic changes.

This document accompanies a major federal push for drone deployment this year in the United States, accompanied by federal policies to encourage law enforcement agencies to obtain and use them locally, as well as by federal support for their commercial deployment.

A hard copy of this document accompanies the photographs in the box.

These present the conversions in order of first occurrence in the document, accompanied in brackets by the count of occurrences of that structure within the document, and, if a second bracket is included, the number of different names that structure had in the document.

In high school teaching, a reading passage or document accompanied by instructions and guiding questions is called an activity sheet and is a standard part of activity-based or constructivist instruction.