Sentence examples for could have filed from inspiring English sources

Substitute returns are really no substitute for ones that taxpayers could have filed themselves.

It makes no difference that you could have filed a joint return".

I could have filed abuse complaints about this if I'd wanted to, but I didn't.

Senator Jeff Sessions, a Republican from Alabama, said Boeing could have filed a protest if it was harmed by the mistake.

He said Mr. Giuliani and his staff could have filed their suit more than a year ago, but had apparently waited until the legal challenge would disrupt the planning of Democrats preparing their campaigns.

"If we were dealing with 287 (g) after the first incident," Chief Osborn said of the 17-year-old arrested last summer, "we could have filed deportation papers immediately".

So a firm that wanted to set it up as such could have files of variant x, that have been opened, placed in one folder and not the next, and so forth.

The long-deceased abuser clearly couldn't have filed the obscurity request with Google – leaving, rather less salaciously, the victim.

Moreover, the two suspended athletes could also have filed suit against the BOA for acting in restraint of trade.

It didn't matter that Ledbetter had only recently learned of the prejudice and could not have filed the case any sooner.

Mr. Letter also questioned why Mr. Awlaki, if he is able to release videos and articles on the Internet, could not have filed a lawsuit without the intervention of his father.