Sentence examples for widely circulated document from inspiring English sources
These delays in ART initiation at the ISS Clinic during this period of time coincided with a rapid fall in the number of slots available from PEPFAR in October of 2009 –the time of the "PEPFAR Halt Memo" which is a widely circulated document putatively from US CDC in Uganda requesting implementing partners stop routine initiation of new patients on ART [11].
One of the most widely circulated documents of its day, it first appeared in French between 1356 and 1371 and was soon translated into nine other European languages.
During the ratification debates that took place in the states following the convention, Gerry continued his opposition, publishing a widely circulated letter documenting his objections to the proposed constitution.
As counsel for groups engaged in speech protected by the First Amendment, I found not only that these rights were routinely violated but that lawyers defending constitutional liberties were themselves targets and had their names widely circulated in F.B.I. documents.
And in a widely circulated news video documenting Zika control efforts in Brazil, El-Sabaawi was troubled by footage of a municipal government worker apparently "wandering around with a bunch of guppies and basically just introducing them in ditches".
True, the document, though widely circulated, was only a draft.
The nearly 300-page document was widely circulated after his death.
(Democrats say that the document was widely circulated and was likely leaked by someone in one of the agencies involved in the drafting process).
As a rancher most comfortable in cowboy boots and blue jeans, President Bush may not be looking forward to donning formal wear at a Buckingham Palace banquet this week -- an event likely to be documented in widely circulated photographs.
But the document was not widely circulated, and the confusion remained.
This document had been widely circulated among Chinese media organizations and was hardly a high-level state secret.
