Sentence examples for document originally from inspiring English sources
A policy document originally quietly announced in March suggests capping the £108m Access to Work fund.
It could be anything; the only constraint is the requirement that it be the result of an honest effort to determine what the document originally meant.
Tax The four leading banks promised to abide by the UK code of practice, a document originally drawn up by Labour but implemented by the coalition.
Martial law puts the military in charge of public security and clearly defines its uses in a seven-page document originally enacted in 1907 and amended over the years.
On the final day the bureaucrats, concerned at the disapproving outburst of the previous day, did not dare hold up the voting on the declaration on non-Christians - a revision of a document originally concerned with the Jews alone.
A policy document originally announced in March by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) suggests a cap on how much the £108m fund can pay to people who use it.
The documents, originally given to Riggs by the Chilean defense ministry, were verified by a senior Riggs executive assessing the sources of the general's wealth.
According to police notes in unsealed legal documents – originally submitted to a judge to secure a search warrant – detectives are concerned by "inconsistencies" in Dr Murray's evidence.
Re "Leaked Cables Offer a Raw Look Inside U.S. Diplomacy" (front page, Nov. 29): As someone who values transparency and accountable government, I am thankful that you decided to print diplomatic documents originally obtained by WikiLeaks for public review.
A cache of documents originally held by the Kansas Bureau of Investigations (KBI) suggest that the author, who was acclaimed for pioneering the non-fiction novel and a new genre of long-form journalism, may have massaged the facts in at least two chapters, possibly to cast the lead investigator, Alvin Dewey, in a better light.
The US insisted that the documents, originally handed to the anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks and then obtained by the New York Times, painted an incomplete and outdated picture of life at the camp, which scarred President George Bush's relations with the rest of the world and which President Barack Obama has failed to close as he promised.
