Sentence examples for major documents from inspiring English sources

His work is increasingly regarded as major documents in American history.

"Look at major documents and the implications are very large and generous".

Very few slave possessions survive, and many major documents relating to the era are already in other museums or private collections.

But major documents "with excellent and/or extensive substantive comment by Nixon," Mr. Payne said, would be worth more than $1,500 a page.

On July 17, the day after the three large OA announcements in the UK, the European Commission released three major documents on European OA policy.

Franklin, as Isaacson points out, was the only person to sign the four major documents establishing the country: the Declaration of Independence, the treaties with France and Britain, and the Constitution.

The broadcast is a major document in the contextualized history of jazz and its performance.

He said: "Every major document which is published by the government is underpinned by law officers' advice.

The third major document of the Tetrateuch, the Priestly code, or P, is very different from the other two.

In what could be an important moment for his leadership of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope Francis is scheduled to issue a major document on Friday regarding family issues.

Barnave's Introduction à la révolution française ("Introduction to the French Revolution"), written during his imprisonment at Grenoble, is considered a major document of the Revolution.