Sentence examples for documents were referred from inspiring English sources

All of them had been made anonymous by court order and in legal documents were referred to as Mr. G, Mr. U, and so on.

No matter, thanks to the fact that this was a rare public hearing, as soon as the documents were referred to in open court they entered the public domain.

We have followed general conventions used in Europe and, whenever appropriate, the terminologies used in the original documents were referred to [ 12].

Historical documents are referred to in the background introduction of communities, ethnic groups and populations, but also used to probe into the historical factors of current social and cultural phenomena, thereby giving more accurate and in-depth explanations.

The document is referred to in the British press as the "dodgy dossier".

As far as information is concerned, the systems which lack information, such as structure message, operation mechanism and behaviour document, are referred to as grey systems, where "grey" means poor, incomplete, uncertain, etc.

This document is referred to as the "back-translation".

"I can confirm that the secretary of the department of defence has advised me that he has initiated an investigation which will obviously be conducted by the Australian federal police into the apparent leak of these classified documents that were referred to in the newspaper," Turnbull told question time.

Documents collected were referred to Public Health (ASPHER), Epidemiology (ECDC) Public Health Microbiology (EUPHEM, ECDC), Medical Microbiology UEMSS) and Infectious Diseases (UEMS).

Among the remaining 396 patients not yet on ART at the time of TB diagnosis, we documented that 269 (68%) were referred and 220 (56%) reached the ART centre (Figure 2).

Between 2001 and 2009, samples from 119 patients (50.4% male) born between 1950 and 2005, diagnosed with PNDM and with no documented remission from diabetes were referred from the UK, the Netherlands and Poland.