Sentence examples for document that refers from inspiring English sources

There is a 1443 document that refers to a tax on a grape brandy, which he takes as a reference to grappa, but he is still searching for documentary evidence that the drink is older than Armagnac, which was first distilled in the late 14th Century.

The only document that refers to Ms. Bhutto is a handwritten ledger for an account at the Union Bank of Switzerland in Geneva.

Those instructions come in a passage of the document that refers explicitly to abortion and euthanasia but that also seems to be rendered broadly enough to encompass issues like human cloning and research using embryonic stem cells.

It's confusing to read a document that refers to A, B, and C; discusses them more fully in the order of A, C, and B; and then reminds readers of the discussion by mentioning C, A, and B. The writer comes across as poorly organized and inconsiderate of readers' time.

The organisers of the letter quote a leaked WHO document that refers to e-cigarettes as a "threat... which could result in a new wave of the tobacco epidemic".

Mr. Callahan has since acknowledged that Yahoo officials had received a subpoenalike document that referred to suspected "illegal provision of state secrets" — a common charge against political dissidents.

A computer found in the house contained a document that referred to "Brother Khalid," and reiterated Mr. bin Laden's call to murder Americans.

One piece of evidence cited by the United States government was an incriminating document that referred to "Brother Khalid" and was found on a computer in a house in Nairobi, Kenya, where members of Mr. bin Laden's group were staying.

With this technology, not only can we add hyperlinks to documents; we can also search for documents that refer to some specific document.

But the prosecutors asked that some documents "that refer to certain details of the defendant's cooperation" remain secret, as well as other documents.

"So I thought maybe there is a connection, but there is no information or documents that refer directly to that idea".