Sentence examples for document created by from inspiring English sources

They carried with them a 43-page document, created by a group of Danish Muslim clerics from multiple organisations.

One inspiration for Landmarks was a document created by a group of Western Islanders, entitled "Some Lewis Moorland Terms: A Peat Glossary".

He explains that he and a few others who are following his example carry only a document, created by him, that explains their tribal identity.

This policy is a collaborative document, created by representatives of GNM editorial including the Head of Communities, moderators and editors, together with the Readers Editor and incorporating feedback from users and content creators across the site.

This document, created by venue operators, nightlife professionals and architect, is a safety guide for reducing harm in underground spaces.

Marine reserves are identified based on criteria written in a document created by Australian and New Zealand Environment and Conservation Council called "Guidelines for establishing the national representative system of marine protected areas", also known as just "the Guidelines".

The "subpoenas" were, in fact, improvised documents created by the D.A.'s office; they lacked full legal authority.

These beliefs are known from monuments and documents created by and for the king and the small elite.

In an earlier statement, Mr. Howell attributed references to the doctorate, which also appeared on other documents created by the academy, to an unspecified staff member.

Regulators requested all documents concerning the company's "tracking and review of analysts' earnings estimates for WorldCom since Jan . 1 , 1999including but not limited to such documents created by WorldCom's investor relations department".

The availability of cheap digital technology — video cameras, digital cameras, cellphone cameras — has ended a monopoly on the history of public gatherings that was limited to the official narratives, like the sworn documents created by police officers and prosecutors.