Sentence examples for document which said from inspiring English sources
The document, which said that the closures would lead to the loss of 64,000 jobs, is marked: "Not to be photocopied or circulated outside the private office".
Agence France-Presse saw a copy of the document which said World Vision "is facing a major crisis that has affected the international NGO, including the source of its funding, and due to this crisis all our activities have been suspended in Gaza".
The most important parameter is the suppositions we make about the Greek economy's development," declared the document which said a compromise solution had even been found over the controversial issue of predicting what next year's recession would be with both sides settling on 4.2 %. "It is for the finance ministry to see to it that the next installment comes to Greece.
Meanwhile, a meeting of the Union of South American Nations agreed a document which said it supported the country "in the face of the threat" to its London embassy.
His point was made clear in the Whitehall document which said a common approach "would be very difficult when both would want to make decisions in the best interests of their citizens and consumers".
July 4th is the day they published a document which said it was "self-evident" that everyone has "certain unalienable rights," including the rights to "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness".
And the New York Times quotes a GCHQ document which says the NSA has "led an aggressive, multipronged effort to break widely used internetencryption technologies".
"We're bringing people the Universal Declaration of Human Rights," he says, referring to Article 19 of the United Nations document, which says freedom of information is a fundamental right.Anonymouse.org is not alone.
The reference is confined to one sentence in a two-page document, which says that Mr. Bush "wanted to go beyond Iraq in dealing with WMD proliferation, mentioning in particular Saudi Arabia, Iran, North Korea and Pakistan".
Labour is suspicious of the final sentence in the document which says that "no request was made for him to have access to government facilities" – and therefore no pass to Downing Street has been issued – on the grounds that he advises the Conservative party and not the government.
The exchange is described in a single paragraph in the 22-page document, which says it occurred shortly after the appearance of an article in The New Republic that described a trip taken by an unnamed ambassador whom the C.I.A. had asked to travel to Niger in 2002 to investigate accusations that Iraq had sought uranium from the country.
