Sentence examples for offering a document from inspiring English sources

In addition to offering a document and a cautionary warning of flawed electoral processes, The Voting Booth Project also offers a prediction for the future should electorial issues remain as they are: dirty tricks, continued fighting, and politics that cater to the lowest common dominator.

Finally, Uber is giving the researchers a bit of a head start by offering a document they are calling "The Treasure Map".

Perhaps AFT and NEA already know that publicly offering a document for teachers to sign in support of CCSS poses the high-profile risk of eliciting an embarrassingly low number of signators.

Given the enormous impact of a book that in its fourth printing alone has reached more than 19 million people, some believe that Sotheby's is offering a priceless historical document.

He declined, instead offering a 13-page document that "summarizes the principal conclusions". When Congress, and then The Washington Post, obtained the full opinion in 1991, it was quickly noted that several conclusions from the full document hadn't been included in Barr's summary.

In doing so, offering a selection of documents "including hundreds of industry emails, internal agency documents and reports by analysts" imparting the New York Times' imprimatur to documents whose "names and identifying information have been redacted to protect the confidentiality of source, many of whom are not authorized by their employers to communicate with the Times".

Instead of offering a list of documents, SimMed presents users with a list of ranked clusters.

In order to rent unsold apartments, developers must reserve the right to do so in the original condominium offering plan — a document filed with the New York attorney general's office that potential buyers are supposed to review before closing on an apartment.

But with the disclosure on Monday of a Justice Department document offering a detailed legal analysis of the targeted killing of Americans, the barricades of secrecy have been breached.

But it is reformist document, offering a practical guide to ensure that the PCC can raise its public profile and explain more clearly what it does.

Despite his protestations, this is undeniably an invaluable historical document offering a glimpse into the horrific human consequences of the imperial powers' scramble for Africa as much as it is a compelling tale.