Sentence examples for recently published documents from inspiring English sources

Revealed in his recently published documents is a hilltop burial ground, a rare resting place for the Cultural Revolution dead that still exists.

However, recently published documents, including a deed of gift dated 11 September 1868 and signed by Archbishop Kallistratos and the monks of the monastery, indicate that the manuscript was acquired entirely legitimately.

The grade of evidence has not been mentioned within the text, but the editing of the final draft and Working Party membership have been cross-checked with other recently published documents.

The selection and analysis of the documents have been carried out in two phases: a first survey was completed in 2007; this first survey was updated in 2008 in order to find out recently published documents, as well as revisions of the documents included in the first survey.

Both the U.S. FDA (2008a) and European Food Safety Authority (ESFA 2006) have recently published documents demonstrating that their decision to continue to declare BPA safe at current exposure levels was based primarily on the results of a few industry-funded studies that followed GLP guidelines.

An example of this is the recently published document The Common Weal by the Jimmy Reid Foundation.

I'm not concerned that on the face of it the most recently published document doesn't meet what we need.

They claim that the statistics, buried in recently published government documents, will leave the country unable to meet its carbon emission targets.

The other item, found in recently published Nazi documents, concerned hotels that were to be built in Berlin after the German victory, for the use of visiting diplomats.

President Trump's pick to lead the Department of Justice previously challenged the integrity and motivation of the agency's current antitrust chief, according to recently published court documents, offering a conflicting account of a meeting the two attended about the merger of AT&T and Time Warner.

Recently published archive documents from the Paris police headquarters include a leather-bound volume of intelligence files on 415 prostitutes, and two registers containing files on 1,200 homosexuals all collected by police spies under Napoleon III.In terms of counter-terrorism, France's robust surveillance apparatus is widely respected.