Sentence examples for documentation of accepting from inspiring English sources

In a victory speech, Mr. Fox said he would withdraw the libel suit he filed last week against his rivals, who had accused him, without providing documentation, of accepting illegal campaign donations from a Belgian company.

Raja Dato Abdul Aziz bin Raja Adnan, the director general of the Malaysian Atomic Energy Licensing Board, said the board had asked the Lynas Corporation of Australia, which is building the refinery, to provide additional documentation before accepting its application for an initial operating permit.

Exceptionally, other types of documentation can be accepted (i.e. recording or witnessing).

This landmark dates to 13,000 12,000 years ago but it was widely accepted as documentation of the earliest stage of human dispersal in the Arctic.

To view a complete list of documents accepted by the MVA, visit the MVA website provided in the Sources section of this article and click on the link for "sources of proof for required documentation".

We found that a proactive program that promoted and facilitated ACP discussions and documentation of AD in RCF was well accepted by patients, and their proxies/families.

The statutes in 1284 also laid out a procedure where debtors whose documentation of payment of debt that hadn't been accepted in the past would have that documentation accepted, thus helping to clear out some of the backlogged debts on the books.

The latter photograph has been uncritically accepted by many historians as documentation of the actual event, although a closer examination reveals that the wire-cutters are made out of wood.

The Liverpool Care Pathway (LCP) is the accepted gold standard in the documentation of end-of-life care in the UK.

In MRC Gambia, the rule is to accept parental consent, except when there is written documentation of legal guardianship.

The United Nations manual on the effective investigation and documentation of torture, known as the Istanbul Protocol, is widely accepted and used in British courts.