Sentence examples for chief document from inspiring English sources

"We believe a large portion, at least one-third, of the notebook is false," said Larry F. Steward, the chief document examiner for the service.

Owens, who is fifty-six, spentwenty-fiveve years in the laboratory of the Chicago Police Department, including thirteen years as chief document examiner, and worked on approximately two hundred murder cases.

In fact, the chief document filed with the court in their criminal case, an affidavit from an I.R.S. special agent, says only that he believed that the men may have tried to avoid government scrutiny of their cash transactions because he suspected that they were underreporting their income on their tax filings.

While the terms of the business arrangement are not legally binding, the term sheet is the chief document used by legal counsel to prepare the final agreement and to resolve any disputes that may arise in negotiation.

The chief documents on Kentigern's life were written for two 12th-century bishops of Glasgow.

The packet consists of the chief documents from the case before Judge George.

The critical methods of modern scholarship, despite their frequent attacks upon traditional Christian ideas, helped to produce editions of the chief documents of the Christian faith the Bible and the writings of the Fathers and Reformers and to arouse an unprecedented interest in the history of the church.

The critical methods of modern scholarship, despite their frequent attacks upon traditional Christian ideas, helped to produce editions of the chief documents of the Christian faith the Bible and the writings of the Fathers and reformers and to arouse an unprecedented interest in the history of the church.

In his address of 23 November 1939 to the Commanders-in-Chief-Document 789-PS, or Exhibit USA-23-he describes once more, on Page 59, Volume I of the document book, precisely how that danger would be for the Ruhr district if one day British and French forces were to appear by surprise in that region.

In March, New York Waterway filed suit against Tom Ridge, the Homeland Security chief, seeking documents relating to four contracts the company signed to provide the emergency ferry service in New York Harbor.

Both the room bugging and the scene towards the end when Martin went to retrieve the Nato chief's documents only to discover that first, he couldn't get the safe to open and second, they were on a floppy disc were wonderfully tense.