Sentence examples similar to scarcity of documentary proof from inspiring English sources

The first of Ricoeur's (2004, 136) stages of the historical operation, the documentary phase, is concerned with "the establishment of documentary proof" and "runs from the declarations of eyewitnesses to the constructing of archives".

The absence of documentary proof of Shakespeare's education is often a part of anti-Stratfordian arguments.

Despite the scarcity of documentary evidence, Melville scholars have obsessively pursued the minutiae of his life.

Both the scarcity of documentary evidence about Old Masters' art production as well as their ubiquitous practice of copying and stylistic imitation have prompted art historians to search for clues in the paint itself [1, 2].

Conversely, a national survey sponsored by the Brennan Center in 2006 found that millions of Americans do not have access to documentary proof of their citizenship.

3. A document proving origin may be issued in the Union provided that documentary proof of the origin of the goods has been produced.

Without documentary proof of Thai citizenship, an individual cannot access affordable healthcare under the 30-baht national program.

A major problem impeding Nansen's work on behalf of refugees was that most of them lacked documentary proof of identity or nationality.

Most studies reported perceptions or experiences of respondents (n = 109; n = 64 respectively), rather than documentary proof or observational results about the use of evidence in policy (n = 14; n = 11 respectively).

However if your daughter's insurers are not currently aware of the recovery it would be best to provide them with documentary proof.

Reasons included pregnancy of higher than second order – thus not satisfying the eligibility criterion, but more importantly, of not being able to produce documentary proof of poverty status and of residence because of lack of information, time and resources [ 16].