Sentence examples for document references to from inspiring English sources

This week, the Holy See weighed into the discussions with demands to remove from the CSW outcome document references to sex workers, lesbian, gay, transsexual and bisexual rights, and some of the wording around sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) – specifically those related to abortion and sex education.

Fig. 16 Using an external context file and adding document references to parameter data ("@base" and "@id") Fig. 17 RDF triples corresponding to the linked data in the JSON-LD parameter file in Fig. 10.

Throughout this document, references to more detailed publications and web-based resources are given to raise awareness, encourage further self-study and gradually introduce trainees to the use of these resources.

"When you have in one legal document reference to another, it pulls them together, so that they can't be viewed as separate and distinct," she said.

But a few minutes of online research -- start by Googling such innocuous words as "circus" and "animals" - -will yield a torrent of verifying results, documents, references to lawsuits against Ringling for their mistreatment of the elephants (including numerous former employees serving as whistleblowers) and spools of footage, undercover and otherwise.

The meeting was intended as a formal warning, with documented reference to the relevant sections of the manual.

It's unclear if the Luther story is true, but there is a documented reference to candles on trees as early as the 17th century.

The earliest documented reference to the ditch is in a charter detailing the granting of land in Audenshaw to the monks of the Kersal Cell.

The first documented reference to Warburton occurs in the Domesday Book, where the two manors of Warburton were recorded; the manors were united by the late 12th century.

The first documented reference to industry in Radcliffe is after 1680, in the Radcliffe parish registers, which make increasing mention of occupations such as woollen webster (weaving), linen webster, and whitster (bleacher).

Matching controls consisted of patients who were treated with cetuximab at the same site where a patient who experienced an SIR was treated, but who had no documented reference to the signs or symptoms of an SIR either during or following their initial infusion.