Word: documentation
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...declaration expected to form the basis for impeachment. But when Yeltsin finally published his decree for an April referendum on his own rule and the outline of a new constitution, it did not mention special rule. The court looked at best overly hasty and partisan in condemning a nonexistent document...
...have effectively encircled the area, enforcing a near total economic blockade and cutting off escape routes into Iran. Government artillery regularly bombards the marshes, and mines have been strewn across the landscape. Army forays into the villages bring terror to the 200,000 local Marsh Arabs. A captured Iraqi document details the elements of the siege: "the withdrawal of all foodstuffs, a ban on the sale of fish, prohibiting means of transportation to and from these areas." The document also calls for mass arrest, assassination, poisoning and burning of houses...
...board votes. The candidate was only told to wait until a fair policy could be formulated by the board. If I had invited the candidate to the next board meeting, not only would that have been unilaterally decided, but a violation of the constitution of the HRCD, a document I must uphold. Also after meeting with Dean Epps. I was told that there was specific rules which must e followed if a political candidate speaks to a campus group. I contact board members must be acted upon before a board meeting can be held. On the very few occasions when...
While computer-aided publishing has been around since the days when mini-computers were king, DTP refers specifically to document layouts done on personal computers. As these desktop personal systems become more powerful, increasingly sophisticated layout requirements can be met in less time and with lower cost...
Even at news outlets with an internal code of conduct -- such as NBC, where the document runs to 50 pages, or ABC, where it is about 75 -- the rules are commonly described by managers as mere guidelines. Says Richard Wald, who has held senior news posts at both networks: "That's why we don't have a list of firing offenses. Ethics is not laid down in tablets -- it is judgments made over years, and some points are susceptible to change...