Sentence examples for set out in this document from inspiring English sources
However, the relative improvement in the world's food position as set out in this document should not give rise to overconfidence in the future, nor lead to a relaxation of effort.
The person behind the @UnSteveDorkland account told MediaGuardian: "I do, of course, deny all accusations of illegal conduct set out in this document".
The account holder told the BBC he denied "all accusations of illegal conduct set out in this document".
Before entering into financial arrangements with industrial interests Group members should make a disclosure that their conduct is regulated by the principles set out in this document.
This chapter discusses the measurements of thermoelectricity (Seebeck coefficient), electrical resistivity, and thermal conductivity as set out in the JIS document.
The Environment Agency in particular welcomes project proposals from young, interested researchers geared toward achieving targets for species and habitats as set out in the UK Biodiversity Action Plans document.
Salmond says the position is set out in the document.
That clause states any royal charter published from this month cannot be amended save in the way that is set out in the document itself.
But since steps toward implementing the plan were formally started more than two weeks ago, the sides have not made significant headway in putting into effect the reciprocal steps set out in the document.
"And most arbitrations are started rather simply with a written demand for arbitration," she said, adding that the basic parameters governing the arbitration are also set out in the document that requires it.
But some of the goals set out in the document are unlikely to please Greece's creditors, the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund, whose officials have repeatedly said in recent weeks that there was only marginal room for maneuvering, with an extension of the deadline for meeting fiscal deficit targets the only likely concession.
