Sentence examples for which has been circulated from inspiring English sources

The New York Times yesterday obtained a copy of the report, which has been circulated among Board of Education members but has not been made public.

There is a document called "The Wedge Strategy," which has been circulated on the Internet, which was apparently produced by someone at the Discovery Institute, a pro-intelligent-design think tank based in Seattle.

The Daily Telegraph reported that the move was included in a draft version of the government's proposed reforms to the size and scope of the BBC, which has been circulated among Whitehall officials.

One NUJ member sent Davie a reply, which has been circulated internally and seen by the Guardian, which claimed: "We never get the chance to apply before anyone else; that would be a good starting point if it were possible.

The C.I.A.'s analysis, which has been circulated to other agencies for comment, was based on technical intelligence collected by overhead satellites, and on other empirical evidence, such as measurements of the radioactivity of water samples and smoke plumes from factories and power plants.

The report, which has been circulated internally by the Royal Medical Colleges and is currently with Health Secretary Frank Dobson, recommends setting up a handful of giant 'super-hospitals' serving populations of half a million, which would gather experts from all fields under one roof.

The amendment, which has been circulating in Congress for the last two years, has broad-based support.

R. KELLY -- Will it be "Loveland," which has been circulating in the streets in bootleg versions?

Some New Facts," which has been circulating as a working paper in academic circles.

The newest D'Angelo song was the jazzy, affectionate "Really Love," which has been circulating for years.

A version of their paper, which has been circulating since earlier this year as an academic working paper, is at ssrn.com/abstract=1008986.