Sentence examples for some sort of documented from inspiring English sources

In a world in which every penny spent by charitable organisations – quite rightly – needs to be accounted for, many NGOs are placed in an impossible position; to justify spending resources on advocacy they need to be able to point to some sort of documented outcome.

Some sort of document, then?

Downing then presented Gates with some sort of document showing money transfers from 2010 to 2014, some of them large dollar amounts out of Cypriot accounts.

"It seems like at every meeting there's some sort of document signed and hailed as another big agreement … but Gazprom will need to develop large fields and construct the pipelines," said Grigory Birg, an analyst at Investcafe.

Keep in mind that in many states before a lawsuit can be filed, a doctor has to provide some sort of document that basically says the proposed lawsuit has merit enough to be filed.

"I am not building a park to not make it accessible to people," said Alagem, adding that if he wins approval he would record some sort of document to ensure nothing could be built there in the future.

Have the employee sign some sort of document outlining the conversation to cover yourself and the company.

Is it some sort of Trojan Horse document to trick users into a sense of justice?

Later, I would meet lawyers for the Maasai who have a list of more than 80 incidents of arrests or physical assault by the guards or police, many of which have some sort of corroborating document, such as a hospital report.

Charlotte Ventham, for Surrey Police, told Mr Travers: "I cannot let it pass without comment that Surrey Police are somehow guilty of some sort of cover up of documents which you require to conduct your inquest or that we are urging upon this court some sort of unlawful procedure with regard to PII. "Both of these serious allegations are very firmly rebutted and refuted".

But I don't mean to suggest that "Thirteen" is some sort of clinical or sociological document.