Sentence examples for document since the from inspiring English sources
These conferences have not produced a binding document since the Kyoto Protocol of 1997, which was itself flawed because it asked nothing of big developing nations, and, partly for that reason, was never ratified by the United States Congress.
A spokesperson for AIVD told the Guardian it still stands by its assessment of Choudary's central role, set out in a 2014 document: "Since the 1980s the UK has harboured an active Islamist movement propagating an antidemocratic, intolerant and sometimes explicitly violent ideology.
A spokesperson for AIVD said it stood by its assessment of Choudary's central role in the UK first, and then Europe, set out in a 2014 document: "Since the 1980s the UK has harboured an active Islamist movement propagating an anti-democratic, intolerant and sometimes explicitly violent ideology.
Coulter, who was 31 and a law clerk at the time, remembers reading it and thinking, "Oh, my gosh, I've been completely lied to!" Twenty-four years later, Coulter helped formulate Trump's immigration-policy position, which she hailed on Twitter as "the greatest political document since the Magna Carta".
His tweet's simple message, "Please share w/ your friends to help fight Trump's racism, authoritarianism, & corruption on their home turf," belied three weeks of unpaid work by some three dozen mostly young progressives who had been collaborating on the document since the week of Thanksgiving.
No substantive changes have been made to this document since the eighth edition (1978).
I doubt anyone has had such fun reading a government document since oh, the Pentagon Papers, or perhaps the transcripts of Rosemary Wood's tape recordings.
What saved the frescoes, which deal with figures from the Venetian past, is their absence from public view since 1968 and their history documented since the 18th century.
The Chilean empanada habit came from Spain, where empanadas have been documented since the 13th century.
The looting and destruction of Syria's ancient treasures has been well documented since the January 2011 uprising against the government of President Bashar al-Assad.
To this day, a hundred and fifty thousand displaced New Orleanians still reside in Houston — including the Halley family, which the photographer Kadir Van Lohuizen has been documenting since the storm.
