Sentence examples for document which sets from inspiring English sources
Every communications unit needs a media and publicity protocols document, which sets out what it does for elected members.
She added: "It is a landmark document which sets out the economic, social and democratic case for independence.
The LDP will be a document which sets out a vision for Cardiff and outlines how the city will develop over the next 15 years.
The amended agreement hopes to provide ways for Cardiff's citizens to engage with the process of producing a new local development plan – a document which sets out how the city will grow in the next 15 years.
The document, which sets out a theological framework for repentance by the church, notes that some Catholics expressed "reservations" about a process of admitting responsibility that could seem a concession to "those who are hostile" to the church.
The new Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has launched the Government's much vaunted NHS Mandate – a document which sets out for the first time what the public can expect from Britain's health service over the next few years.
Fry says he never saw a copy of the so-called Project Silver document, which set out options for making Byford redundant including a proposal not to make him redundant at all.
He said ministers needed to produce a strategic policy document which set out the importance of the airport to the economy, the strategically important routes, and other routes ministers wanted to develop or introduce.
He was particularly aggressive in pushing back against the so-called Ogden memo, a 2009 document which set up formal guidelines for investigations of medical marijuana facilities, officials involved in the discussions told The Huffington Post last year.
At least 30 governments signed onto the Declaration in 1990, a document which set ambitious new standards for national support to breastfeeding.
They also sought to allay the community's concerns via public engagement events and publication of a document which set out the case for change.
