Sentence examples for bought documents from inspiring English sources

Now Major League Baseball believes that Rodriguez bought documents to keep the sport from getting a full picture of his links to the clinic.

Panamanian officials estimated that nearly 9,000 Chinese bought documents, most of them through the Panamanian consulate in Hong Kong, to enter Panama.

Two of the Husky puppies that Giese bought, documents show, came from Sugarfork Kennels in Goodman, Mo., which has sold puppies to pet stores and directly to consumers since 1999, and which invites buyers to visit the kennel.

And that is still the hurdle the sport faces even as it has taken the unusual step of paying for evidence and as it contemplates what penalties would be called for if it could establish that Rodriguez bought documents in order to conceal them.

That, in turn, led Major League Baseball to conclude that other players linked to the clinic would also attempt to buy documents to conceal incriminating evidence and accelerated baseball's own efforts to purchase as many documents as it could.

Much simpler just to say, "has included buying documents and filing lawsuits …" Staking out new ground in the noisy debate about technology and privacy in law enforcement, the New Jersey Supreme Court on Thursday ordered that the police will now have to get a search warrant before obtaining tracking information from cellphone providers.

(If you own an older Palm or Palm clone, you can also buy Documents to Go separately for $70; if you bought a m500 or m505 in the last 90 days, you can download the program from the DataViz site for even less).

If you buy Documents to Go, you get two valuable extras: a module that lets you read Acrobat PDF files on the Palm (minus graphics), and an e-mail program that receives and lets you open Word, Excel and PowerPoint e-mail attachments.

Mr Javid's interview came a day after the Daily Mail reported that immigrants who could not speak English had been able to buy documents saying they had passed a language test.

Also charged with buying documents from Levin are Robert Santosus, Robert Monaco and William and Sandra Marino, all of New York and Mary Ellen Weeks and Maria Emeterio of Nevada.

Attorney Herbert Jacobi was charged in court papers with buying documents relating to the case of one of his clients, Robert Potter, who federal authorities said is charged with securities fraud.