Sentence examples for document points out 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.

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.

As the document points out, NEO impacts are a unique sort of emergency event.

The British document points out that IK has no track record of attacking non-Russian interests, its fight is with Russia rather than with the West.

Their document points out that many of the people who work in Cardiff are commuters who live outside the city, and that a decision to electrify rail lines in the South Wales Valleys will improve transport into the city.

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

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.

One of the documents points out that nurses should advocate for the communication of the patient's preferences across the various health-care settings (i.e. CANADA CNA).

Some analysts on Thursday cast doubt on the authenticity of the documents, pointing out mistakes and uncharacteristic language, although both British and German intelligence agencies indicated they had no reason to believe they were fake.