Sentence examples for text prepared from inspiring English sources

Hours after it was approved, The Egypt Independent published an English translation of the Arabic text prepared by Nariman Youssef.

The draft text prepared before the ministers arrived in Doha, which forms the basis of the negotiations, speaks of phasing out agricultural-export subsidies.

A Note on the Text: There was just one text prepared in Austen's lifetime, the John Murray edition, dated 1816, though it was actually published in three volumes in December 1815.

While not a permanent negotiating bloc, the coalition is acting as a significant counterweight in the Paris talks to the big developing countries, whose negotiators spent most of Thursday night in closed door meetings arguing for a watering down of parts of the draft text prepared by the French presidency and forcing the French to extend the talks into Saturday.

I spoke with Rowan Williams late last fall, three weeks after the Pope extended his invitation, and only two days after an elaborate canonical text, prepared in the offices of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith and devoted in large part to rules and regulations for the conversion and status of Anglican priests and bishops, was published on the Vatican Web site.

Dr Vasileios Lampos, a UCL computer scientist, added: "Previous studies have predicted outcomes based on the nature of the crime or the policy position of each judge, so this is the first time judgments have been predicted using analysis of text prepared by the court.

A few religious texts prepared by mission societies are the only documents in the language.

Written records include religious texts prepared by mission societies and an increasing number of textbooks and literary works.

The texts for the procession this year were written by several nuns, one of the first times the pope will read texts prepared by women.

Even in October 1962, when the world's bishops finally assembled, they might very well have rubberstamped a series of routine texts prepared under Vatican oversight and gone home.

Paul D. Wolfowitz, the deputy defense secretary, said that when he or Mr. Rumsfeld testify in closed-door hearings of Congress, they draw directly on texts prepared by the C.I.A. so that the administration can present a unified view on threats to national security.