Sentence examples for document which reads from inspiring English sources
It asks voters to support or reject a change to the 78-year-old document which reads: "Marriage may be contracted in accordance with law by two persons without distinction as to their sex".
Here, in the black-and-white typewritten print of the document, which reads like a factory manual, is the reason why it will take far more than a few thousand supporters leaving early and a few journalists citing the proud traditions of Manchester United to make Louis van Gaal change the way United play.
The document, which reads uncomfortably like a weird 1940s propaganda piece, includes a list of "Early Warning Signs" including workers "speaking negatively about wages and benefits" or "ceasing conversations when leadership approaches".
"The U.S. must review its footprints in Pakistan," said the five-page document, which read like a laundry list of Pakistani requests to the Obama administration.
The documents, which read in some parts like a dry legal affidavit and in others like a script for a B-movie, underscore that complexity.
The provisional agenda for this meeting is before the council in document S/Agenda/6191, which reads, "Maintenance of international peace and security, nuclear proliferation, and nuclear disarmament".
The IG values for this experiment were: I G visits =1 (number of visits), I G s c r o l l t i m e =0.80 (scrolling time), I G time =0.74 (time spent reading a SAD document), which show that these 3 indicators are suitable to classify the user interests.
He was crazy, a real nut job," Mr. Trump said, according to the document, which was read to The New York Times by an American official.
This document, which I read by the television glow of a football game, would achieve international renown as Schindler's List.
But let's get back to the main thrust of the advert, seen by millions, and contrast it with Sky's corporate responsibility document, which is read by only a few aficionados.
