Sentence examples for key document that from inspiring English sources

Robert Miles QC, acting for Goldman Sachs, said the bank was concerned that the focus on profit "takes on a life of its own", although he said it would provide the "key document that will provide them with this information".

The paper by Jin et al. is a key document that will repay careful attention and re-reading, as it makes the case for a national framework for English education in China.

Therefore, the futures contract specification is a key document that also includes details of the maturity months available, the unit of trading, and other important information related to the contract.

The purple ring represented the key document that was associated with an important theory and/or a new concept.

"UNICEF's global mission is to ensure and promote the rights of children and women, a mission that is guided by the Convention on the Rights of the Child, a key document that we will look at in detail," said Mahboob Shareef, UNICEF representative in Turkmenistan, when opening the seminar on Tuesday.

Memoir 'Fever Pitch' by Nick Hornby (Penguin, £7.99) Arguably surpassed by David Peace's The Damned United as the Great Football Novel, Fever Pitch remains one of the key documents that changed the nation's view of the football fan as the lager-fuelled nihilist.

References in key documents that had titles which could be probably relevant were also pursued.

Firstly, the qualitative analysis will be based upon the key documents that form the basis for the planning, establishment, and running of IPS.

Key documents that were reviewed include: the Pharmacy Act 2002, the Pharmacy Bill of 2010 and its supplement, the Pharmacy Act 2011, the TFDA Act 2003, Parliamentary contributions on the Pharmacy Bill 2010, published reports and 60 transcripts that were solicited from mfamasiatz – an online discussion forum for pharmacists.

Hartmann sifts through key documents that the tribunal was refused for long time, among them, the minutes of the meetings of the Supreme Defence Council of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, still unavailable for public viewing.

It is popular, he says, with people who want to store "key documents that if they went up in flames would cause you difficulty - stuff that's valuable to them personally, not in monetary terms".