Sentence examples for informational document from inspiring English sources

Snorting the candy isn't exactly new -- some of the videos on YouTube were posted as long as six years ago -- but Scarborough Middle School in Maine recently issued an informational document to parents warning them of the dangers of snorting the candy.

The EIA is intended as an informational document that allows the public and decision makers to understand the potential impacts of a proposal.

An informational document about the study, including how to supply a stool specimen and a cellulose tape slide, was given to each participant for their family.

Ms. Joyce said that City Hall had given federal prosecutors "informational documents" in their investigation into Ms. Wilkerson and that Mr. Menino was not a target of the inquiry.

And none of the summer parents will have received the informational documents that detail the children's personal histories -- including any history of therapy, foster care, or abuse that might be relevant to their behavior in the host home.

We want to use evernote for informational documents, but then with food, you can see us moving into a whole new set of products away from productivity and more into lifestyle," he said at LeWeb.

MWD and a partnership of two dozen county wastewater purveyors – known as Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County – have been working together on feasibility reports and pilot studies since 2010, according to informational documents on the recycling project.

Standard protocols, data collection instruments, and informational documents that can be adapted to specific situations are being developed to minimize delays and avoid omissions.

An 85% median index of informational completeness was documented (minimum of 23% and maximum of 100%).

To meet U.S. Food and Drug Administration requirements for the use of nonlicensed tests in these laboratories, CDC developed informed-consent documents and informational materials that clinicians used when collecting specimens for SAR-CoV testing from their patients.

Judge Smith agreed with the state's premise that public records are defined as those preserved for their informational value, or to document a public agency's operation or organization, and that current open-records law does not specifically deal with private e-mail.