Sentence examples for the documentation we received from inspiring English sources
In a statement to the BBC, Watford FC said: "We have checked the documentation we received from the Football League and nowhere in there does it state about clubs requesting large flags, etc. "Instead, fans are asked to contact The FA/Football League as they're hosting the game".
In the cases where the documentation we received from the county governors was incomplete, we approached them again until our data set was complete.
According to the documentation received and the interviews, this clinic receives all rheumatology referrals across the spectrum of rheumatic diseases (RD) and receives approximately 6000 referrals per year via fax.
We received documentation for the applications of 50 subsequently funded randomised trials, but there was insufficient documentation to consider two of these for inclusion in this study.
"It's unfortunate that the documentation wasn't received on time but everybody, including the player, knew that they would be suspended after 21 days, that's been the rule since the start of the season".
After settling the dispute with Microsoft, Rowe attempted to auction off the documentation he had received on the on-line auction site eBay, describing it as "a piece of Internet history".
All of the documentation must be received by the dates outlined in their established Rating System expiration terms.
A Scotland Yard spokesman said: "We can confirm we received a letter and documentation on 9 September which was passed to officers from Operation Grange.
After six weeks and five submissions, we received confirmation that all required documentation had been received.
Based on the notes from the phone interviews and the additional documentation received, two researchers scored the franchises.
The first expert examined the clinical documentation received from the hospitals and expressed his opinion on each case, while the second reviewed the validation performed by his colleague and had the ultimate responsibility for deciding the final adjudication category, which was either "definite," "probable," "possible," "cannot be ruled out," or "ruled out".
