Sentence examples for more modern document from inspiring English sources
But to experts in land-use planning, the area of law that directly concerns the controversies scattered across the nation, the way to resolve such conflicts is in a more modern document than the Constitution.
The study clearly documents its (more modern) methods and is based on systematic surveys.
In January, the State Department required that its documents use a more modern font, Times New Roman, instead of Courier, Mr. Naccache said.
While various other forerunners of the game have been documented in Greece and Italy, the more modern version of the game is seen to have originated in England during the middle ages, with a ninth Century historical document recording "a party of boys playing at ball".
In fact, says Ijad Madisch, we should stop caring about these outdated documents altogether, and switch to more modern, collaborative methods.
Designed to encourage shareholders and lure settlers with the prospect of a new and improved life in the Quaker William Penn's fledgling Pennsylvania colony, Holme's document is a 17th-century forerunner of more modern US billboards selling "the American dream".
Yet vast floods have also been documented, both through tree-ring data and more modern historical records.
During the interview, Steele emphatically denied that the GOP needs "more modern" ideas, calling the party's platform "one of the best political documents" produced in the last quarter-century.
But it also offers more modern features, like letting users strike-through text, add images or audio and even search through a document's metadata to find its version history.
Apps look cleaner, more modern.
