Sentence examples for the document was described from inspiring English sources

The document was described in The Washington Post today.

The document was described as the product of American and foreign intelligence operations.

The document was described as an "earthquake" in the Church's attitude towards gays and heralded as a "turning point" in policy by Vatican experts.

The document was described by American officials on both sides of the Iraq debate, including officials who favor rapid withdrawals of American troops beyond those already scheduled through June.

Termed the "Dementia Best Practice Guidelines," the document is described as being part of the Learning Disability and Dementia Memory Assessment Pathway 45 and is placed on a national web resource by Public Health England.

This latter source was considered only if the method to produce the documents was described and potential conflicts of interests disclosed.

Some contents of the documents were described by government officials from several agencies who have seen all or part of the draft or been briefed on it.

The documents were described by Charles R. Gallagher, a Jesuit historian at St . Louis University in an article in the Sept. 1 issue of America, the Jesuit weekly.

When the documents were described to officials at the German Interior Ministry and the constitutional protection police, they declined to answer any questions about them but did not dispute their authenticity.

In those files, each of the documents is described in a tree structure that segments them into sentences, in which each one of them may contain its syntactic parsing, a sentiment and the tokens.

But as the leaked draft document was described to ScienceInsider, countries weren't ready to commit just yet.