Sentence examples for copies attaching from inspiring English sources

When the editorial team demanded an explanation from one prison governor who had banned the paper, they were told that prisoners had been rolling up copies, attaching clothes hangers and using them to "fish" for mobile phones and drugs from outside the prison walls.

Essays must be handwritten, with a typed copy attached for easy reading by the judges.

First, a friendly reminder that, as noted in your signed non-disclosure agreement (copy attached), in online correspondence we refer to our subject only as "megastar" (lowercase is fine) or "Batman" (must be capitalized).

Katherine Buckingham, head of disputes and discipline, wrote to him on 2 August saying: "The national party has received complaints that you have used Labour party membership data to deliver promotional leaflets on behalf of a third party (copy attached) to the houses of party members in Wallasey, which may constitute an unauthorised use of the data of Labour party members.

Table 5 Failure handling approach Type of user Replication approach Failure handling Non Volunteer Not required Not required Volunteer Submits before it switches off Populate fromprevious timestamp Persistent Replicate always Copy nearest replica (record level) Super Mirror always Copy attached mirror (database dump).

The participants were given instructions on how to access the online survey in Qualtrics [ 15] and told they could also use the electronic copy attached to their email if they felt more comfortable and return it to the CNRNP.

If you receive the Defendants' Summons back from the Court, you have one hundred twenty (120) days to serve each defendant with a copy attached to your Complaint and all other court filings, or pleadings.

Make copies and attach them to your application.

Keep all original receipts and agreements; make copies to attach to any letters you write.

She is a rejected writer who keeps submitting a manuscript on a suicide attempt, and she copies Stephen King by attaching all rejection letters to a nail like he did.

The businessman contended that Mr. Oberlander had e-mailed a former counsel to the investment firm, attaching copies of the materials, and offering choices like "I file publicly today" or "I file under seal today".