Sentence examples for about which documents from inspiring English sources

Document production always leads to more questions — about which documents were not produced (but should have been) and which documents need to be asked for next.

Heywood denied that the process had been stalled but said there had been disagreement between departments about which documents should be published.

With all those red flags flapping around, would Andersen still leave the decision about which documents to save, and which to destroy, entirely to Mr. Duncan, an accountant, without any input from the firm's lawyers?

Mr. Zenner said that investment bankers would be much more careful about which documents they got rid of and which ones they destroyed when, as well as about what they told employees to do with documents.

Burck, a private attorney, is a Kavanaugh associate who works for George W. Bush and worked with Bush's presidential library and is helping oversee the decisions about which documents from Kavanaugh's time as Bush's associate counsel should be given to Congress or made public.

Democrats were not consulted about which documents would be deemed confidential and they objected to the application of that designation to many of them, she added.

Even if Bailey had started thinking by March 1998 that he might eventually write something about her (which documents suggest was not the case until the summer of 1998 when she agreed to meet him over coffee to talk about her story for the book), I don't think this made her a "research subject".

Burnat, a farmer, is the amateur filmmaker behind 5 Broken Cameras, which documents about five years of protests against land seizures by Israeli forces and Jewish settlers in his village of Bil'in in the occupied West Bank.

First, Google now allows administrators to specify whether the GSA will implement late binding, which is real time authorization of whether a user has access to a document, or early binding, where the GSA holds a cache of existing policy information about who can access which documents.

But the most significant addition is a new intra-American database, which documents about 10,000 individual voyages — and counting.

The most striking thing about Hitchens's book, which documents his last 18 months as he succumbed to cancer of the esophagus, is the almost sordid level of detail.