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If you make significant changes to your living will, complete a new document.

Only after weeks of debate did he come to see that a new document was necessary.

There is nothing in the new document that changes any authority.

But there seems to be more to the current debate than new documents alone can explain.

In court yesterday, the Government also introduced many new documents into evidence.

Work on the new document had been underway since the summer of 1946.

Washington now must try to determine the accuracy of the new document.

Getting new documents into a family's hands is one of the program's biggest headaches.

"To this day, every two or three weeks he still sends me new documents."

The new document is a political blueprint, not a plan of action.

Four years later a new document, Constitution of 1962 was adopted.

"In that case, there's nothing to do but sign the new document."

Two weeks later, after his new documents were in order, he returned to southern Spain.

Schools are not expected to prepare new documents for the inspection.

What you are offering in the new document is unacceptable.

Now, I have no choice but to repeat my question, because the new document does not say a word as to why this failure happened.

Some return the following day with new documents, trying again to persuade the Americans to take them into custody.

In a few days, we will put forward a new document on the bank resolution and crisis management tools.

"My personal mission is not to issue many new documents," he told a television interviewer last month.

The new document favored Bonds more than the original did.

A new document window opens up, and words begin to spill across it.

The new document granted the people freedoms they had never known.

In future years it will be possible to add new documents, particularly in the field of information technology.

But the new documents published by Liberation this week suggest otherwise.

What would be the status of a new document?