Sentence examples for document means from inspiring English sources

And I'll say to a group, "I can tell you what every word in this document means".

Under securities laws, the word "document" means all communications in paper and electronic form, including written notes, memos, e-mails, and attachments.

The use of such a document means the accountant agreed prosecutors need not present evidence against him to a grand jury.

If anything, the unexpected document means that the Louima case, which has included three trials in four years, will continue to grind on.

Despite the framers' stated intentions in the preamble to the Constitution, there is little "domestic tranquility" when it comes to interpreting what the document means.

While progress in Lima was limited, and many decisions were simply postponed, the fact that 194 nations assented to this document means there is still momentum for a deal in Paris.

His transcription of a monastic history is an official document meant to be copied as a stele carving.

Sources close to Lynch say that the absence of any extra information in the HP document meant that the investigation into Autonomy appeared to be moving backwards.

Thirty years ago, stealing a single classified document meant using a miniature camera; passing it on required a dead letter box.

Kathryn P. Maloney, the Forest Service's director for the Northeast, said the study was a scientific document meant to provide details about the area's resources and the forces at play to develop them.

The statement was a status report, but also a political document, meant to buck up the spirits of advocates of major health care legislation, who insist that public opinion is on their side, despite setbacks on Capitol Hill.