Sentence examples for of written documents from inspiring English sources

Third, writing became independent of the monasteries, and the number of written documents soon increased greatly in both north and south.

The sealing of written documents, of which the two major ancient classes were clay tablets and papyrus scrolls, became regularly established in the latter part of the 3rd millennium bc.

But we also hear less about the Boston draft riots today because the overwhelming majority of written documents about them came from the city's elites: newspaper editors, concerned politicians, the chief of police and even Major Cabot himself.

With the scarcity of written documents in Celtic and a significant lack of physical evidence — the Celts built in wood, the Romans in stone — Mr. Robb's thesis is indeed not watertight, and not everyone buys it.

Handbooks of historical method at the end of the 19th century assured students that if they mastered the interpretation of written documents, they would have done everything required to be a historian.

My forecast, counter to the argument of some critics, is that the new technology will not fundamentally alter the experience of reading, or diminish the role of written documents in our culture.

"I have never heard of a judge asking jurors to sign a pledge or any kind of written document," said Tara Trask, the president of the American Society of Trial Consultants, who commended Judge Scheindlin for a "forward-thinking idea".

Translation is related to the conversion of written document, whereas interpretation is always a group task.

As Bruce, Hirst and Keene (1995) put it, "today's world of business lives on written documents" (p. 1).

The group's members were accused of writing documents vilifying the government.

Normally, we should specify a permission rule for each action in A. But for simplicity, we quote just one permission rule regarding the action of writing documents.