Sentence examples for in its footnotes from inspiring English sources

Unlike other companies, Gateway provides no details in its footnotes about how much in reserves it has deducted from the loans.

In particular, one should never, ever write a book that includes, in its footnotes, "Posting No. 12" from thelede.blogs.nytimes.com, or "Posting 3 41" from missnemesis.blogspot.com — or comments by "Peep," "Constantine" and "Anon," from Matthew Yglesias's blog.

Johnson's report argues in its footnotes that the text could well be about the Clinton probe because Justice Department official Stephen E. Boyd had told the committee that the DOJ would redact personal text messages and text messages relating to other investigations.

Wojnarowicz's video belongs in the exhibit's narrative, not in its footnotes.

In its footnote 6 the majority states that the four documents introduced in evidence speak for themselves.

I feel the Court in its footnote 6, ante, at 325, n. 6, gives undue emphasis to the District Court's treatment of findings of fact proposed by the petitioner.

Similarly in Table 7 (on p 1367), the significance value for Pondoland should be shown as a single plus and in its footnote as 'high at + P<0.05'.

A couple of errors have been noted as follows: In Table 6 (on p 1366), the significance value for Xai-Xai should be shown as a single minus and in its footnote as 'observed less than expected value at − P<0.05'.

In its tax footnote, Tribune says that it "disagrees with the IRS position [about Newsday] and will request that the IRS administrative appeals office review the issue". That would explain why Tribune says it had no reserves set aside for Cubs or Newsday-related tax liability.

As a "devoted fan," Samuelson sees two great virtues in the book: It concentrates "a huge amount of information from a vast array of government and private sources" in one place, and its footnotes show where to get more.

In fact, in its first footnote, the NAO cautions against simply adding these different liabilities together.***How then should these contingencies be booked, according to the NAO?