Sentence examples for document acknowledging that from inspiring English sources
Then the dean asked Copeland to sign a document acknowledging that a complaint had been lodged against him.
The hiding begins on Day 1: new cadets must sign a document acknowledging that revealing one's homosexuality can lead to discharge, as can demonstrating "a propensity to engage in homosexual acts".
As a result, he said, people buying property that has a fence or other structure encroaching significantly on it should insist that the seller take the necessary steps to get the neighbor to remove the encroachment or sign a document acknowledging that the encroachment is being used with permission and is not hostile or under claim of right.
It's not my aim to die .But still, after last-ditch negotiations with UN and French officials, he refused to sign a document acknowledging that the presidency had passed to Mr Ouattara, a former senior IMF man, whose victory had been certified by the UN, the African Union and other international bodies, which reckoned he had won the poll with 54% of the votes cast.
In Avandia's case, patients who wish to continue using it will have to sign a document acknowledging that they understand the drug's risks.
Before Thursday's meeting, an F.D.A. briefing document acknowledged that studies had yielded conflicting results and said new studies were needed.
But their own environmental impact document acknowledges that mapping of some of the areas affected by recent flooding won't be ready until 2012.
In practical terms, this means wider pavements, restricting vehicle access, implementing traffic-calming schemes and making it easier for local authorities to introduce 20mph zones.The strategy document acknowledges that reducing the space available to cars might increase congestion.
With the stress of constant and unnecessary reassessments, a labour market all too often unwilling to accommodate us and bureaucracy set against us, the document acknowledges that the failures of the WCA have "poisoned… the whole employment and support allowance system in the eyes of many disabled people, undermining trust in the whole system".
The final document acknowledges that in the last decade children have been disproportionately affected by disasters, together with other social groups such as women and people in vulnerable situation.
