Sentence examples for documents if it from inspiring English sources

Major League Baseball may ultimately choose to focus on testimony it has obtained from a number of the clinic's former employees rather than the documents if it proceeds with efforts to discipline Rodriguez or other players, one of the two people said.

That makes content within those documents — if it works — actually searchable inside the app.

The value of these documents, if it were ever in doubt, was certainly proved by today's revelations.

For example: a hospital can reach stage 3 of focal area "Quality policy documents" if it has developed a quality action plan and a quality manual (see Figure 2).

Other notable universal regularities of text are Heaps' law [9], [10], according to which vocabulary size grows slowly with document size, i.e. as a sublinear function of the number of words; and the bursty nature of words [11] [13], making a word more likely to reappear in a document if it has already appeared, compared to its overall frequency across the collection.

What do you do with such an obscene document, if it is indeed a document?

Roy Occhiogrosso, a spokesman for the governor, said that there would be no renegotiation of substantive issues, but that Mr. Malloy would clarify language in the deal itself or in a separate document if it would help the ratification process.

The Rhetra is a precocious constitutional document, if it really dates to the 9th or early 8th century, and for that and other reasons (Delphi was not active and writing was not common much before the middle of the 8th century) it is common practice to date the whole document or pair of documents a century or two later.

Pakistan says this document (if it even exists, they claim they haven't seen the original) was signed after Indian troops entered, under duress.

But, he said, the Constitution is "a potentially dangerous document" if it is not tethered to the Declaration of Independence and the Declaration's language about our rights coming from our creator.

Democrats have chafed at the idea that select passages of the Mueller report may be shielded from public view by the Trump administration, and suggested they may subpoena the document if it's hidden from them.