Sentence examples for document which suggested from inspiring English sources

The spokesman points to three sentences in a report on the consultation responses to the 2009 document, which suggested that there had been some opposition from exam boards.

Scotland Yard is facing renewed pressure after the leaking of a Home Office document which suggested that the Met was highly sensitive about any outside interference in its investigation.

Cuti told Savarese about the altering of the document, which suggested that Stewart was worried about the appearance, at least, of the ImClone transaction, if not the legality of her actions.

After Mitt Romney lost in 2012, they issued a post-mortem document which suggested that maybe Republicans shouldn't demonize undocumented immigrants quite so much, if they wanted to remain a viable political party on the national level (or "have any prayer of winning the White House for the next generation," perhaps).

A stark counterpoint to Van Beurden's speech comes from a 2013 Shell New Lens Scenario planning document which suggests industry talk of lowering global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions is just that.

The works were given to the Salvation Army by an anonymous donor, and the man behind a two-year-old appraisal document — which suggests that they are worth more than $76,000 — says that he cannot be sure that they are the same pieces he evaluated and sold.

He is putting out a consultation document which suggests patients should be allowed to challenge decisions over their medical treatment and get support closer to home.

Hersee tells me that Cornelius was given drugs to treat his condition, but decided not to take them after being shown documents which suggested they were dangerous.

Such war-games are consistent with a raft of Pentagon planning documents which suggest that National Security Agency NSAA) mass surveillance is partially motivated to prepare for the destabilising impact of coming environmental, energy and economic shocks.

The Chilcot inquiry has seen a number of previously leaked Whitehall documents which suggest Blair was in favour of regime change although he was warned by Lord Goldsmith, the attorney general, in July 2002, eight months before the invasion, that "the desire for regime change was not a legal base for military action".

An opposition politician has made public documents which suggest that PDVSA paid for campaign publicity, although the government and the company deny this.Mr Morales has said that Venezuela has promised aid totalling $2 billion (or more than 20% of Bolivia's GDP) since he took office.