Sentence examples for Private documentation from inspiring English sources

(PetroSaudi told the Guardian that Justo had "illegally obtained commercially sensitive, confidential and private documentation" and was in prison for "blackmail and extortion").

The term refers to items in the public domain, like books, patent applications and academic papers, that predate a patent claim; it does not refer to private documentation from the patent claimant.

Burrell told Deputy Judge Richard Spearman that the fax which Clifford sent to then NoW editor Rebekah Brooks in November 2002 was a "very personal, intimate and private documentation" of details about his life with the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and the late Princess Diana which was not in the public domain.

The global electricity data has been obtained from the Long Term Generation Expansion Plan 2013 2032, prepared by the Ceylon Electricity Board, and the rest of he energy consumption and the electricity sectorial data has been estimated by the authors based, on official and private documentation [29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50].

Ravi Motha's three private hells: documentation; Ikea on a Saturday; early starts for crap pay.

In selling these risky products to municipalities and non-profits, the SEC said Wells Fargo "relied almost exclusively on the credit-ratings of these products" and did not properly review the private placement documentation to better understand the risks.

Vásquez assembles them into a discursive, mischievous autofiction, combining forensic medicine with hearsay, revealing a third-hand source behind a first-hand account, setting public memory against private, chatter against documentation, until The Shape of the Ruins is less an album of stickers than a comprehensive critique of conspiracy aesthetics.

The subset of 14 cases is built on data collected between 2008 and 2010, including interviews with informants from public and private organizations, project documentation supplied by the interviewees, and a study of historical cases available in the literature.

But the politics of "Faces Places" is a trans-ideological vision of curiosity, empathy, and dignity, and it's as much a politics of aesthetics, in which the documentation of private lives overlooked in the media and the arts breeds a feedback effect, turning the film's subjects into public figures, subjects of art and media discussion.

A. Doyle Cloud, the Federal Express vice president for legal and regulatory affairs, a vociferous critic of the Postal Service's tactics, said that "the Postal Service has far overstepped their boundary". "There is no legislation to allow the Postal Service to view documentation of private companies," he said.

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