Sentence examples for includes a footnote from inspiring English sources

The report includes a footnote about a "handshake promise" between the administration and legislative leaders in which the three leaders agreed not to disclose details of personal expenditures by members of the Legislature.

Enamored of dolphins and perilously long-winded, the son writes unforgivably: "Can I describe the joy of a spouting blow hole?" And it gets worse: One of the book's longer documents, a women's studies thesis written by another of Ann Eliza's descendants, includes a footnote about infant mortality rates in the 19th century.

The debt disclosure included a footnote that said the figure did not reflect off-balance-sheet and contingent obligations.

Consider a writer like the nineteenth-century clergyman John Hodgson, whose multipart "A History of Northumberland" included a footnote running well over a hundred pages.

She also included a footnote saying that the term was selectively applied to short-term loans and not other forms of debt such as credit cards or mortgages.

He noted that in each case he included a footnote to the works he used, and he sometimes praised the books in his text.

He adds that this 2004 opinion "included a footnote to say that all interrogation methods that earlier opinions had said were legal were still legal.

Since 1996, the Financial Accounting Standards Board has required companies to include a footnote in their annual reports disclosing what options would cost, using one or another widely accepted formula, if they were charged as an employment expense.

Judge Sullivan's ruling included a footnote that "there is evidence in the record that there isn't an explanation for this change," and that the revised environmental impact statement "was completely politically driven and result oriented".

But then, as if hedging his bets, Bishop has included a footnote: "Barack Obama presented himself early in the 2008 campaign as the man-of-the-earth candidate, the politician able and eager to speak to — and listen to — all sides".

And they fear that he would vote to overturn Roe v. Wade, because in 1990, when he was a deputy solicitor general, he signed a brief in an abortion-financing case that included a footnote calling for Roe to be overturned.