Sentence examples for status of documents from inspiring English sources

The status of documents and consequently being in a particular category can be formulated in the sense of bindings, i.e., how many variables are already bounded to specific values.

The Virginia Attorney General issued an opinion stating that the amendment does not change the legal status of documents such as contracts, wills, or Advanced Medical Directives between unmarried people.

But in this case there's an argument about the exact status of the documents concerned.

It may be a small thing, but one way we at YES! Magazine can contribute is to choose language of respect to refer to all people, regardless of the status of their documents.

The legal status of such documents is presently unclear, but it is hoped that bringing the concept forward for discussion may stimulate legal scholarship on this topic.

The U.S. National Cancer Institute's 2006 Annual Report to the Nation on the Status of Cancer documents that thyroid cancer incidence rates among women have increased since 1981, a time frame that roughly mirrors when PBDEs have been found in the environment.

Mr. Heissner's memorandum also suggests that he was reluctant to tell Congress about the status of official document requests to the White House -- both from lawmakers and "litigants against the government" -- because statistics showed that such requests were declining.

Examples of questions: Currently the Community Care Worker Management Policy Framework is at draft version 6.0, can you share with us the status of this document and clarify both the process which has led up to it and the process which will follow; in your opinion who are the key people in this process and how have they contributed to it.

You can also visit RockTheVote.org for step-by-step instructions on how to register in each state, including tools to check your voter status and lists of documents you will need to vote on Election Day.

The White House responded on Tuesday by saying Russia had a "clear legal basis" to expel Snowden, which National Security Council spokeswoman Caitlin Hayden said was the status of his travel documents – the US has revoked his passport – and the pending espionage charges against him.

A nation that has not possessed identity cards since 1952 will, in a step, acquire the world's most complex system.At the heart of the scheme is a national identity register, which will record basic personal details: name, sex, date and place of birth, address, nationality, immigration status and the numbers of documents such as driver's licences and passports.