Sentence examples for documents building from inspiring English sources

List documents such as resumes of key managers, recommendation letters, credit histories, licenses and permits, legal documents, building permits, product pictures, press clippings, contracts, and anything else a potential investor might want to request.

Make sure that you have alternative copies and ways to access critical documents such as articles of incorporation and other legal papers, utility bills, banking information, critical HR documents, building lease papers, tax returns and other critical documents.

In light of Estidama Guidelines, assessment method, and other documents (building code, standards, and design guidance), a sustainable house was designed following an integrated process of design and performance evaluation.

Slowly, an attentive researcher can chip away at the blacked-out parts of a document, building context and fuelling further excavation.

One of these tools is a building regulatory capacity assessment methodology to assess and document building regulatory practices in low and middle-income countries.

This is reflected in the policy document 'Building on the Best: Choice Responsiveness and Equity in the NHS', which included recommendations about working towards a framework for providing patients with access to CAM via the NHS [ 5].

The recent policy document "Building the workforce - the New Deal for GPs" [ 11] proposes measures to address the current crisis, such as mentoring schemes and portfolio careers in addition to exploring workload interventions.

In Hong Kong, the recent consultative document "Building a Healthy Tomorrow - A Discussion Paper on the Future Service Delivery Model for our Health Care System" of the Health, Welfare and Food Bureau [ 5] places a strong emphasis on the need for an effective primary care system especially in chronic disease and preventive care.

"The exhibition documents buildings that are in a very bad state," said Gereon Sievernich, the director of the museum.

Among the contemporary work, Raphaël Dallaporta, who received the Young Photographer award at ICP's Infinity Awards on Monday evening, documents buildings where women have allegedly been kept as domestic slaves.

On his blog in Le Monde, Pierre Assouline posts an extraordinary essay about a new book, "Ville Lumière, Années Noires" ("City of Light, Years of Darkness"), in which the writer Cécile Desprairies documents buildings in Paris that were used for sinister purposes by the German occupiers and their French collaborators, official and not, during wartime.