Sentence examples for documents useful from inspiring English sources
Deeds for property and letters of credit were also included in the set, documents useful for economic historians.
–Medicare would have to cooperate with the private lawyers, whether or not the government joined or approved of the action, by handing over various documents useful to them.
Moreover, the historical documents useful to identify a blockage events begin to be more frequent, widespread and best preserved to this day only in recent centuries, probably due to the spread of printing in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.
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Other documents useful for investigating Egyptian history are ancient lists of kings found in terse chronicles, such as the Fifth dynasty Palermo stone.
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Ms. Attwood found the document useful in lobbying her superiors about the raise.
Ward Just's review of his experiences in Vietnam (March 19) was a touching and valuable document, useful for those who may not have firsthand recollections of the agony of that war, 25 years ago.
He still faces jail for his conviction on the lesser charge of possessing a document useful to terrorism.
He is accused of engaging in conduct in preparation for acts of terrorism and possessing a document useful for terrorism, entitled "bomb making".
Although their detailed description is out of the scope of the present document, useful reference will be provided in the following paragraphs, especially (but not only) for the routine quality control testing of radioactivity detection and measurement instruments, such as dose calibrators, radio-HPLC "flow" detectors and gamma spectrometers.
