Sentence examples for the document points to from inspiring English sources

The language in the document points to the development of a much more UK-focused immigration policy.

At the same time, the document points to Microsoft's efforts to use licensing terms to limit the access of rivals to its technology.

The document points to the illegal export of minerals in return for cash and weapons that are channeled to rebel groups, which United Nations peacekeepers are mandated by the Security Council to help dismantle.

The document points to surveys that suggest six in 10 of UK 1p and 2p coins are only used once before being saved in a jar or discarded.

The document points to Bonner's past work on behalf of major chemical producers to defeat amendments to the Toxic Air section of the Clean Air Act as an example of Bonner's expertise in the area of grassroots campaigning.

The documents point to similar outcomes elsewhere.

The documents point to the central role played by the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC), which President Obama has repeatedly relied on to execute the nation's most sensitive counterterrorism missions.

The documents point to internal killings neither provoked nor sustained by outsiders, suggesting that the atrocities were driven from the top by Zanu-PF in pursuit of specific political objectives.

Addressing the tense and silent courtroom, Judge Matsch dismissed the contention of Mr. McVeigh's lawyers that the documents pointed to the involvement of other potential suspects, saying, "It will not change the fact that Timothy McVeigh was the instrument of death and destruction".

Funding (OR and RR): The documents point to a reality today of a flat Regular Resources financial base for the core financing of the next MTSP priorities.

The updated document points to working on improvements in eDNA testing to help make it a more valuable tool, but at the end of the day, you actually have to do something to respond to what the tests are telling you.  .