Sentence examples for documents will have from inspiring English sources

But these documents will have the effect of doing so.

Anyone who has studied declassified secret documents will have discovered that, to a large extent, their classification was meant to protect public officials from public scrutiny.

"Usually the founding documents will have some kind of an atom-bomb clause," said Judy Lau, a financial adviser in Wilmington, Del., who specializes in multigenerational wealth management.

State motor vehicle officials said on Tuesday that both documents will have new security features to combat fraud and to make them harder to duplicate.

Even without the new intelligence the United States says it has on secret Iraqi weapons sites, the Security Council, once it has the documents, will have an immediate benchmark for establishing whether Iraq has made a clean breast of its secret weapons work.

I'm sure these documents will have no effect whatsoever on the rumor mill.

But whatever it contains, the document will have to be put to a referendum.

The existence of the document will have come as news to many people, although regular Comment is free readers will be familiar with it.

Such bait-and-switch politics is not unknown in Albany, of course, and Mr. Pataki's budget document will have to be scrutinized for any backtracking from his seductive rhetoric.

But Mr. Putin, who clashed with Mr. Bush on Iraq in the weeks before the American-led invasion of the country, also warned, "It will take quite a long time before this adoption of the document will have any impact on the real change on the ground in Iraq".

Each second's sub-document will have the heart rate data, i.e heart beat, variability and event count.