Sentence examples for document ultimately from inspiring English sources

The document ultimately forced the tribe, which once dominated a vast swath of Montana, onto a smaller reservation.

Dart and other council members drafted a national policy on equal rights for disabled people, and the document ultimately became the foundation of the ADA.

Nevertheless, White House Chief of Staff John F. Kelly relayed the president's view to Attorney General Jeff Sessions — although the decision to release the document ultimately lies with Congress.

The government's document ultimately recommended that the Court deny Apple's motion and compel the company "to assist the FBI in unlocking Farook's iPhone".

The way I see it, signing your name to any document ultimately assigns liability.

A recent post on the Lawfare blog pointed out that Iran will implement the Additional Protocol on a voluntary basis at first, and eventually move to ratify the document, ultimately making the requirements legally binding.

Although the POA documentation is essentially paper-less within the PAC, the clinical documents ultimately need to be printed out to be sent out to the surgical wards.

The independent counsel "has not shown that it had any prior knowledge of either the existence or the whereabouts of the 13,120 pages of documents ultimately produced" by Mr. Hubbell, Justice Stevens said.

In part because they expected many C.I.A. officers to refuse to discuss the program during the Justice Department review, committee Democrats decided to base their investigation solely on documents, ultimately reviewing some six million pages.

The documents ultimately led to a report that concluded that the Marine Corps's chain of command engaged in "willful negligence" in failing to investigate the episode and that Marine commanders were far too willing to tolerate civilian casualties.

Adding different types of documents ultimately will increase storage needs, and power consumption will rise with it.