Sentence examples for any documents it from inspiring English sources

On July 19 , 2002 the Attorney General's office sent a subpoena to A.T. & T. demanding any documents it had relating to its decision to hire Salomon Smith Barney to co-manage the wireless stock offer.

Furthermore, MI5 can withhold any documents it deems "sensitive", leaving the committee with little to look at.

The lawsuit, filed in Federal District Court in Washington by the paralegal, Angela Clemente, asks the Federal Bureau of Investigation to make public any documents it may still hold related to the mobster, Gregory Scarpa Sr., who for nearly 30 years led a stunning double life as a hit man for the Colombo crime family and, in the words of the F.B.I, a "top echelon" informant for the bureau.

The prospectus was removed from the registration statement and the company was allowed to use any documents it wished to satisfy the prospectus requirement.

This order simply forbids Lens.com from testifying as to the meaning of documents that it never produced; it does not require any inference on the court's part as to the meaning of any documents, and it does not relieve 1-800 of its burden of producing evidence of actual confusion.

The reporters were not allowed to photocopy any documents, making it harder for them to ask other experts what the medical findings might imply.

If the trustee found any missing or defective documents, it was supposed to notify the loan originator so that it could either cure the deficiency or replace the loan.

That the FCO sat on 150 times as many other files undermines any confidence that the documents it has sent over decades to the National Archives represent a full and accurate record of Britain's foreign or colonial affairs.

Since the IRS receives copies of your W-2s, 1099s and any other income-related documents, it knows how much you earned for the year.

While the SMART test may be a useful minor mechanism for making sure that a goal statement has been phrased properly (in the same way that a spell-checker is a useful mechanism for flagging any misspelled words in a document), it provides no help in determining whether the goal itself is a good idea.

"If there is any evidence arising from the documents, it will be acted upon," he said.