Sentence examples for points in the document from inspiring English sources

Key points in the document filed Friday were redacted from public view, making it difficult to gain a full picture of what Manafort was asked in hours of interviews with investigators since September.

"We support Turning the Tide because we philosophically agree with many of the principal points in the document, [like] promoting, encouraging, and developing good citizenship, strong character, personal responsibility, [and] civic engagement in high school students," says Gregory Roberts, the school's dean of admissions.

However, at least three major points in the document deserve serious critique.

A check list was provided to ensure that the person administering the informed consent cover all relevant points in the document.

"I feel the inquest was flawed, so I've put all the points in the documents that have gone to the attorney general and I've been told to wait for six weeks for a reply".

As the biomedical literature continues to grow, search technologies will probably need to be augmented with such capabilities, to help identify key points in the documents they retrieve, and ultimately summarize their meaning for busy clinicians.

At another point in the document, which is dated 23 April 2012, the UK has tried to remove the word "urgent".

Reports must be sufficiently clear, with information about potential caveats provided at a predetermined point in the document and in easy-to-read language.

Prosecutors seemed to make a point in the document of emphasizing that Cohen had talked with Trump — whom they did not name — about the project.

(Did Cohen tape them?) The Post reports: "Prosecutors seemed to make a point in the document of emphasizing how Cohen had talked with Trump himself — whom they didn't name — about the project.

Another talking point in the document, which spells or transliterates Mr. Netanyahu's name two different ways, suggest that Mr. Abbas should implore Mr. Obama to persuade Mr. Netanhyahu to say that Israel's 1967 borders could be the starting point for negotiations, as Mr. Obama has suggested.