Sentence examples for statements in the document from inspiring English sources

The degree of 'alignment' – or not – is based on statements in the document, but these statements may mainly reflect the amount and availability of the existing evidence, rather than the extent to which it is actually used for policy purposes.

Senators Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon, and Barbara Boxer, Democrat of California, focused on statements in the documents like "remove notes!" and "No one can prove, given the complexity of our portfolio".

Positive statements in the documents that seek to include updated information as it becomes available would likely increase the chances of this being done in a timely fashion.

She was annoyed by the statement in the document that "there will, for the first time, be a divergence between the general understanding and definition of marriage in England as enshrined in law and the doctrine of marriage held by the Church of England and reflected in the canons and the Book of Common Prayer".

A statement in the document read: "Exceptional costs for the year were £15.1m, of which £8.4m related to compensation to the former manager and certain members of the coaching staff for loss of office and £6.7m related to a registrations' impairment charge regarding a reduction in the carrying value of a player no longer considered to be a member of the first team playing squad.

The information and statements in this document do not necessarily reflect the views and policies of the German Federal Environment Agency UBAA).

A Google spokesman in Hamburg on Wednesday repeated the company's previous statements: "While we disagree with some of the statements made in the document, we agree with the F.C.C.'s conclusion that we did not break the law.

Agreement was reached on all statements in this document without the need for utilizing modified Delphi consensus techniques.

These documents were analyzed as follows: All statements in the particular document regarding patient-, disease- and drug-related factors were recorded.

Mr. Muller questioned Mr. Davidge sharply on who had actually made statements recorded in the document.

"While we disagree with some of the statements made in the document, we agree with the FCC's conclusion that we did not break the law".