Sentence examples for a voluminous file from inspiring English sources

State officials said Mr. Ludwig and Mr. Garry sent the Davises a voluminous file about their claims and did not charge them for copying fees.

A decision by the French to withhold evidence could be a blow to prosecutors, since French intelligence agencies are reported to maintain a voluminous file on Mr. Moussaoui and his ties to Al Qaeda and other militant Muslim groups.

In a 27 August letter to NSF Director France Córdova part of a voluminous file of correspondence that committee Democrats have just released Smith first tells Córdova that he has the law on his side.

"For years, Greek Justice has been uninterested in associating the dozens of allegations against Golden Dawn members that together formulated a voluminous file on the overall activity of the organisation.

"For years, Greek Justice has been uninterested in associating the dozens of allegations against Golden Dawn members that together formulated a voluminous file on the overall activity of the organization," he says.

In a voluminous filing that included detailed private records of oil extraction and mineral mining going back to the late 19th century, lawyers for the Indians said the government had stolen, lost or misallocated tens of billions since it was given responsibility for managing assets on Indian lands in 1887.

One thing that few people know is that Allen worked very much like a journalist, collecting voluminous file cabinets of information on the issues that obsessed him, such as his suspicion that the CIA was involved in opium trafficking in south-east Asia (he was correct).

His lawyer, Zhu Mingyong, said he had seen only a few pages of the prosecution's voluminous file.

Mr. Filin, 42, said he met late last week with the investigators assigned to the case, and said that they had compiled a voluminous case file and that he was "very happy with the work they have done".

Although Afghan army recruiters accumulate a voluminous paper file on each applicant, they appear to make little meaningful effort to assess the likelihood that a given man might eventually prove a danger to Western troops.

Mr. McDonald, formerly the mayor of Cohoes and now a Democratic state assemblyman, said Friday he was happy to cooperate and provide the voluminous file showing why his family had fought the audit, eventually suing the state, and why the amount had been reduced.