Sentence examples for document of potential from inspiring English sources

And he stood accused of being naive when he sent out a 116-page document of potential criticisms of the media in his final report earlier this month, but insisted that it remain secret and discussion confidential.

Ms. Painter wrote a document of "potential questions to consider for the dinner discussion" for the Gore officials, including "How can the vice president and the Democratic Party strengthen its business message?" and "What has been your reaction to the vice president's leadership strategies?" People at the dinner said the discussion roughly followed the questions outlined.

After a long U.N. career, Riza had resigned in disgrace just a few months earlier, after disclosures by Paul Volcker's Oil-for-Food inquiry that Riza, in violation of his own orders to staff, had overseen the shredding of three years worth of U.N. executive suite documents of "potential relevance" to the investigation.

Stratification was therefore used to document effects of potential confounders.

Reporting on this kind of encounter therefore runs the risk of further stigmatising the young men involved, capturing only the loud performance of misogyny and disgust and unable to document stories of potential vulnerability, care and respect.

Normally, an independent group of federal prosecutors called a "taint team" would review each document for potential violations of attorney-client privilege and turn over any unprotected documents to Khuzami and the investigating attorneys.

Many poor nations are insisting that wealthier nations make deeper cuts in their emissions and contribute more money to help the poorer countries, a split that widened in Copenhagen on Tuesday as competing documents of a potential agreement circulated.

Very little research has been conducted towards more realistic, real-time simulation involving data gathering from live actors and documenting the effect of potential changes to such a spatial-temporal work environment.

The Commission is therefore duty bound to ensure that the documents notify it of potential areas subject to European nature conservation before it approves the plans.

In this vein, a large amount of literature published in the past 30 years has documented a myriad of potential benefits from exercise.

One report documented many instances of potential exposures from bites, scratches, food sharing, close physical contact, and even shared chewing gum (38 ).