Sentence examples for preserved documents from inspiring English sources

The Early Canaanite theory is based on several undeciphered inscriptions also discovered since 1929 at various Palestinian sites; the writings belong in part to c. 1700 bce and are thus the earliest preserved documents in an alphabetic writing.

Former key players had preserved documents on the partnership in the 1970s and 1980s.

"I began to see, as though in some miraculously preserved document, the ancient birth of modern Europe".

The original tags have been preserved, documenting that he bought specimens from places like Gumboot Lake in California and Sauk City, Wis., with labels like "Rothschildia Orizaba" and "Unidentified Russian Parnassius".

Libraries might be described as collecting agencies, whereas archival institutions are receiving agencies: they do not select their function is to preserve documents as organic bodies of documentation.

"If we were shredders and not preserving documents you could run us out of business".

"The administration has a broad policy to preserve documents, including all e-mail.

They've already heightened the public consciousness about the necessity to preserve documents.

"This was not a mere failure to preserve documents," the government wrote.

In January 2011, the S.E.C. sent letters to a number of firms asking them to preserve documents related to their dealings with sovereign wealth funds.

Under the 1958 Public Records Act, all government departments are supposed to preserve documents of historical interest, which should be handed to the National Archives at Kew or another suitable location once they are 30 years old.