Sentence examples for document points from inspiring English sources

Lying, the document points out, could result in criminal prosecution.

The document points out how motoring is rapidly changing due to advances in technology.

At the same time, the document points to Microsoft's efforts to use licensing terms to limit the access of rivals to its technology.

The document points to the illegal export of minerals in return for cash and weapons that are channeled to rebel groups, which United Nations peacekeepers are mandated by the Security Council to help dismantle.

But an analysis of Shell's New Lens planning document points to an acceptance that world temperatures will rise to a level that the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change argues would have a severe and widespread impact.

Rightly, the document points out that most European countries these days are "producers" rather than "consumers" of defence and that there is no longer a direct need to station substantial forces in the region.

"Document retention and storage and the need for a centralize document point.

The guards who let him across were reprimanded: a scanned copy of a passport "is not a secure document", pointed out an MP.

At the official gathering, the heads of state culminated their meeting by drafting a document pointing to the importance of economic growth, and of combating climate change and rising food prices.

The document pointed out that evidence addressing the risk of ischemic stroke associated with the use of HCs is generally poor.

Engadget tore this slide fresh out of an AT&T internal document, pointing out the mentions of a release sometime in the latter 6 months of 2009.