Sentence examples for document amounts from inspiring English sources

Under such labels as "fairness and equality," this document amounts to a turgidly written manifesto in which the Obama administration seeks praise from the U.N. Human Rights Council for "progress" in dismantling the capitalist system.

What has been said in the first two sections of this document amounts to our interpretation of what Turing has to say (perhaps bolstered with what we take to be further relevant considerations in those cases where Turing's remarks can be fairly readily improved upon).

And it said the breast cancer document amounted to nothing more than "the political creation of scientific uncertainty".

John Bolton, the former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., told the German magazine Der Spiegel that the N.I.E. was "politics disguised as intelligence," and that the release of the document amounted to a "quasi-putsch" by the intelligence community.

But Labour said the new document amounted to 28 pages of "motherhood and apple pie" with no clear indication of how the Government could achieve – or be judged against - its "lofty targets" while cutting frontline staff.

The White House, which has sought to keep negotiations private, complained that the document amounted to a cheap partisan shot.

Information in the official AFA record includes vessel ownership information, documented harvests made from vessels during AFA qualifying periods, vessel characteristics, and documented amounts of pollock processed by pollock processors during AFA qualifying periods.

In many export transactions, delivery of the shipping documents amounts to performance of the contract of sale.

The task for November was to finish the second box of trial documents, amounting to 150 documents and 973 pages.

The jurors did not accept the government's argument that Andersen's shredding of Enron-related documents amounted to a mass cover-up.

O'May tried to play down their significance, saying Galley had first met Green because of his concerns over immigration and the documents amounted to "embarrassment material".