Sentence examples for damaging documents from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Schneiderman finds damaging documents and releases them to the public, trial lawyers could use them as the basis for civil suits.

He's also chairman of the Senate Ethics Committee and is receiving a pile of damaging documents about the gift-taking and favor-doing of Robert Torricelli.

But during four and a half hours of testimony today, Ms. Fiorina consistently portrayed the seemingly damaging documents as showing the business units in both companies struggling to meet internal "stretch" targets.

During the discovery process for the case, the models' lawyers came into a trove of potentially damaging documents, many of them memos and minutes from meetings of the modeling agencies' trade group, the International Model Management Association.

Bridge News, which published damaging documents about the Bank of New York's Ms. Kagalovsky -- unsubstantiated documents Mr. Zeltser had shared with this reporter -- also declined to comment, citing confidentiality agreements with sources.

Paul Bremer, our man in Baghdad, has placed a trove of additional half-corrupted tapes and damaged and damaging documents under seal to be turned over after June 30, Sovereignty Day. 2. The House International Relations Committee's chairman, Henry Hyde, whose interviewers are in New York today, will hold initial hearings on April 21.

In case of fire a gas is released that is supposed to smother the fire with damaging the documents.

Describing the pervasive influence of tobacco lobbyists, he says: "Legislation from Congress testified to the masterful preparation and strategic command of the tobacco industry".However, the industry was powerless to prevent a flood of damaging internal documents, leaked by insiders.

Kabul police chief Gen Ayoub Salangi told Agence France-Presse that the operation had taken a long time partly because police did not want to damage documents held inside the building.

The company also has a page of tips for troubleshooting damaged Word documents at support.microsoft.com/kb/826864.microsoft.com/kb/826864

Although the development of this equipment to read damaged historic documents is a potentially exciting development in the field of conservation, it is important to first assess if there is any evidence of change in the parchment structure during scanning by XMT.