Sentence examples for papers which did from inspiring English sources

Unlike the Pentagon Papers which did not reveal criminality.

As Scott announced his lawsuits, questions began to be asked about ballot papers which did not clearly indicate how to vote in the Senate election.

It was just one of those things that reporters from papers which did not flourish a chequebook had to live with.

In 2009, John Hutton, then defence secretary, told MPs that officials had told Straw about the case though he added that officials had made only "brief references" to the case in "lengthy papers" which did not "highlight its significance".

Unlike the Tory green papers, which did set down fundamental safeguards preventing such dangers, Labour, to its shame, set down no such principles in its brief seven-page plan.

The other two human study papers which did not comply with our search criteria were authored by Gore and Kenny, respectively (Table 4) [17, 17].

And they are investing in free daily papers, which do not use up any of their meagre editorial resources on uncovering political corruption or corporate fraud.

This document represents the entirety of public documentation for the Audicle (in addition to the papers, which doesn't really help one use it).

==Uh Let's Write the Documentation As a Group== This document represents the entirety of public documentation for the Audicle (in addition to the papers, which doesn't really help one use it).

"Most newspapers believe that if they charged for the Web, the number of users would decline to such an extent that their advertising revenues would decline more than they get from charging users," said Gary B. Pruitt, chairman and chief executive of the McClatchy Company, which publishes The Sacramento Bee, The Star Tribune in Minneapolis and other papers, which do not charge for their Web sites.

Media General's publications have a combined daily circulation of about 400,000 papers, which do not rank the company among the top eight newspaper publishers in the nation.