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(law) a document that states some contractual relationship or grants some right
Source: WordNetAlthough no reason for this particular choice was given at the time, it was probably to facilitate the use of the seconds pendulum as a secondary standard, as was proposed in the official document. Source: Internet
And I'm glad for that half a check, but the essence of my concern was validated by the official document, so I moved on not feeling particularly motivated to further discuss LAUDATO SI which is pretty much what I thought it would be. Source: Internet
According to the trial evidence, one of the actions that the ambassadors took in exchange for bribe payments, to advance Ng’s objectives, was to submit an official document to the then-UN Secretary-General in support of the Macau Conference Center. Source: Internet
On May 16, the Politburo formalized the decisions by releasing an official document condemning Peng Zhen and his "anti-party allies" in the strongest terms, disbanding his "Five Man Group", and replacing it with the Maoist Cultural Revolution Group (CRG). Source: Internet
Proving Stalin's doubts to be reasonable, an official document shows that the government had purchased the rapid testing kits at a price of Rs 600 per piece. Source: Internet
The first official document that mentions the city dates to November 925; it documents a civitas denominated Melfi, situated on a peninsula named Sant'Andrea. Source: Internet