Sentence examples for Handling the documents from inspiring English sources

Months of tedious work have not ruined the thrill of handling the documents, which she describes as "the direct experience of the making of modern poetry". But this is only a fringe benefit.

There is a multi-billion company, Documentum, that got started with and still is the leading provider of software to the pharmaceutical industry for handling the documents required by the FDA.

(What's interesting about the comparison video above is that while TeamLab does an infinitely better job at handling the document in question than Google or Microsoft, none of the three solutions do the job perfectly. In other words, we have some way to go yet).

The effort involved the creation of special procedures and facilities to handle the documents as well as coordination between the CIA and the Senate.

The notice advised the lawyers, who have been granted security clearances, that they must handle the documents "in accordance with all relevant security precautions and safeguards".

Mr. Chertoff said the committee would seek to depose those people to determine when and where they would have handled the documents.

Mr. Chertoff said Mrs. Clinton's fingerprints could have been left in 1992, the year she said she handled the documents.

Last month, Mr. Chertoff told the committee that an analysis of the White House logs maintained by the Secret Service showed that only a few people had both the motive to have handled the documents and access to the Book Room.

The agreement describes in sometimes painstaking detail how the Winthrop Group, the private archival firm hired by the Giuliani Center, will handle the documents, including such descriptions as how a lengthy document consisting of many pages "easily can be kept together by placing it in a single folder in lieu of using a staple".

The White House has pledged to cooperate with the Senate Committee chaired by Joseph Lieberman Joseph Lieberman, D-Conn. D-Conn.protesting howhilehas handled the documents turned over.

A senior Pentagon official told VICE News that they did not trust SIGAR to handle the documents with care.