The subject of the message, acquired under the Freedom of Information Act, is "AIG Letter," and it contains a reference to a document called "AIG.Paulson.Letter.draft2.09.16.2008.doc".
The criminal complaint accusing a top state lawmaker of trying to buy his way into the race for New York City mayor made several references to a document most New Yorkers have probably never heard of.
When it comes to the Brexit negotiations, "have cake and eat it" is not the official policy, a cabinet minister has said, in reference to a handwritten document photographed outside Downing Street that said the government was pursuing such a strategy.
This lack of time specificity, context, and reference to a concrete document, may lead to difficulties with recall and inaccurate reporting of research use [ 38, 39].
A common appeal to authority involves a reference to an applicable document.
In Britain, the earliest surviving reference to a "safe conduct" document appears during the reign of Henry V, in an Act of Parliament dated 1414.
The legal wrangling, which began shortly after the Alinghi team won the cup for a second time by defeating a New Zealand boat in 2007, resulted in what is called a Deed of Gift match, a reference to a 19th-century document that governs some aspects of the America's Cup.
Traceability is a "property of a measurement result whereby the result can be related to a reference through a documented unbroken chain of calibrations, each contributing to the measurement uncertainty" (7).
We discuss the implications for current theories of cortical control of the ANS and for accounts of deactivation, with particular reference to studies documenting a "failure to deactivate" in multiple clinical states.
Moreover, the government has secured numerous internal Merrill documents making reference to a guarantee provided by Enron and has obtained testimony from other witnesses.
