Sentence examples for the document drew from inspiring English sources

Still, the document drew a prickly response from advocates of Scottish independence, who have treated the question of European Union membership for an independent Scotland as essentially a technical issue.

In July the Vatican issued revisions to its internal rules that would make it easier to discipline priests accused of sexual abuse, but the document drew criticism for its inclusion of attempts to ordain women in a list of grave offenses that included pedophilia, heresy, apostasy, and schism.

15 The document drew attention, in particular, to the lack of data for demonstrating and understanding existing inequalities and the need to promote research to fill gaps in the evidence.

The pupils also objected to the document, drawn up in 2014, suggesting that the word "sport" and its traditional image "can trigger negative associations for many women".

"The document draws attention to matters of fundamental importance to Welsh-language broadcasting which need to be considered strategically," said John Walter Jones, chairman of the S4C Authority.

The document, drawn up by Jackson was found and copied by a young soldier who was later court martialled and discharged for prejudicing "good order and military discipline".

Dominic Grieve, the former attorney general, led a group of senior Tories who warned of the dangers of withdrawing from the convention or even of distancing the UK from the document drawn up in the wake of the second world war.

His aides have compiled a list of amendments and reservations to the "road map", the document drawn up by the so-called quartet (diplomats from America, the UN, Russia and the EU).

"Those that go further and faster with reforms will be able to count on greater support from the E.U," says the document, drawn up by the European Commission president, José Manuel Barroso, and the E.U's foreign policy chief, Catherine Ashton.

The document, drawn up by the club's investment banker and obtained by The New York Times, runs to three pages, and includes a mix of complex financial arrangements and, well, simpler stuff.

The document draws parallels between the Sept. 11 attacks and previous incidents linked to Al Qaeda, like the 1998 bombings of two American embassies in east Africa and the October 2000 attack on the American destroyer the Cole in Yemen.