We had to be confident that the cameras – if they were truly documenting the Met – would capture that.
It's a truly historic document.
His pride of scholarship was so deeply outraged that he left the dealer's shop determined to teach the ignorant man a lesson by creating a truly bogus document and selling it to him.
It has been suggested that he actually completed it in his first year at Trinity, when he was no more than 17, in which case it is a truly surprising document.
Mike Bracken, executive director of the Government Digital Service, which last month produced the remodelled gov.uk site, said the strategy was "a truly digital document which reflects our ambitions and signals a clear roadmap for working with departments to help them achieve the goals set out in this strategy".
The policy design tool augments management tasks by integrating recording of natural assets, monitoring of key performance indicators and integration of sectorial policies in real time, bringing out policy as a truly live document.
"This is a truly extraordinary document, for it places the world's largest Christian church at the forefront of efforts to save and protect the environment after decades of turning a blind eye to environmental degradation in the Christian West.
Then, we propose a blueprint for XRL, an Extensible Routing Language that enables routing of commercial documents over the Internet and helps in creating truly intelligent documents.
Arguably, the four truly founding documents were the Articles of Association, the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution.+The only person to sign all four of those was Roger Sherman, a 20-year congressman and the first mayor of New Haven.
A panel of employees of the accounting giant testified that the fault for what now appears to be a truly huge document-shredding project, spread out over months and perhaps involving scores of workers, lay entirely with a single man, David Duncan, who has been fired as an Andersen auditor.
