Sentence examples for flagship document from inspiring English sources

He gave Ms. Narayan's team of economists latitude to write what the bank calls its World Development Report, a flagship document that -- after much internal debate -- threw stones at the orthodox temple of development economics by challenging the notion that all loans should aim to stimulate growth.

However, this system, and in particular its flagship document – 'The Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms' – is a living instrument (Tyrer v. the United Kingdom), now in operation for 60 years.

The CIA last year released 2,500 of its flagship intelligence documents from the 1960s.

Acrobat DC, the PDF-centric flagship service of the Document Cloud, is getting an update today that introduces a number of new features that will make editing documents and signing them a bit easier.

Lightspeed China Partners, the China-focused affiliate of Silicon Valley-based Lightspeed Venture Partners, has set a $360 million target for its fourth flagship venture fund, according to a document filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission today.

Instead, language editors will act as project managers for the Organization's four major "flagship" publications and high-visibility policy documents in the official languages.

The Innovation Union document is billed as the "flagship" of the Europe 2020 plan for economic growth.

WEDC has been the subject of two damning state audits which documented continued lawbreaking at Walker's flagship jobs agency.

Berra was a gunner's mate in the Navy, and was based aboard the USS Bayfield, APA-33, which was the flagship for the landing at Utah Beach, according to Navy documents.

Last year, The Wall Street Journal documented how Enviva sources wood for its flagship pellet-manufacturing mill in Ahoskie, North Carolina from clearcut wetland forests in the Mid-Atlantic Coastal ecoregion, some with trees more than 100 years old.

Truman designated MacArthur as the Allied powers' supreme commander to accept Japan's formal surrender, which was solemnized aboard the U.S. flagship Missouri in Tokyo Bay: the Japanese foreign minister, Shigemitsu Mamoru, signed the document first, on behalf of the Emperor and his government.