Sentence examples for document is obvious from inspiring English sources
The attraction of a single digital signature that would identify any accurate copy of a document is obvious, and may ultimately be the way to proceed.
In fact, the significance of this document is obvious if it is regarded as a potential preamble to a European constitution; conversely, it would be redundant in those Member States that already include these rights in their own constitution and legal traditions and confirm them by ratifying international texts such as the European Convention and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
From one document it is obvious that the engineers were to be taught the National Socialist ideology, and that this organization was also a political and not only a technical one.
The progress of the introduction of ICT has been slow in long-term care and the pressure to develop and incorporate the use of ICT tools is obvious (documents a, b, c, and e).
The revised manual also noted that "no useful purpose is served by extensively documenting evidence" when company liability is obvious.
JODL: This memorandum, as I think is obvious from the document, went out to the three Commanders-in-Chief and to the Chief of the High Command of the Armed Forces.
The appeal of using liquid versus tumor biopsies for patient monitoring is obvious and well documented [ 3].
While the critical role of an evidence base for policy decision-making in health care is obvious and well documented, the same cannot be said for daily decision making by health care managers at all levels of the system.
This is obvious to anyone with knowledge of Hamas's founding documents and guiding principles.
The cause is obvious in obstetrical injuries, whose risk factors have been well documented.
