Sentence examples for destroy related from inspiring English sources

Apple's note, which has been reproduced in more than one place online (including here, on Russian-language tech site Habrahabr and here), says that the termination is effective immediately and requires the developers to cease all use of Apple software and destroy related materials.

Just recently, the government revealed that 90 of the 92 videotapes that the CIA destroyed related to our client.

The Justice Department allowed the White House to wait overnight on Sept. 28 before sending an electronic message ordering White House employees not to destroy records related to the leak.

Mr. Biller sued Toyota in July 2009, maintaining that company officials had conspired to destroy evidence related to more than 300 lawsuits regarding sport utility vehicles that rolled over.

Because of those concerns, Mr. Buell said, the legal department and Andersen partners began trying to persuade other employees of the firm to destroy records related to Enron by invoking what was known as the firm's document retention policy.

The government's contention is that invoking the policy was effectively a code that was used by Andersen to encourage employees to destroy documents related to the firm's audit of Enron.

In addition, in a new accusation raised in the indictment, Mr. Fastow was charged with obstruction of justice for trying to persuade an Enron colleague to hide and destroy records related to the transactions in order to keep them from government investigators.

In related testimony, two other Andersen partners said that they did not think that reminders they received about the company's document retention policy were intended to push employees to destroy records related to Enron for the purpose of keeping them away from the S.E.C.

However, his statement about the document retention policy is a crucial point for prosecutors, who are arguing that the Andersen policy was repeatedly invoked as something of a coded instruction to destroy records related to Enron before they were obtained by government investigators.

It does not say how much it is paying Danforth for his counsel, but it can have this policy tip for nothing: Don't destroy documents related to a scandal that led to a bankruptcy that wiped out $70 billion in shareholder value.

And that's why people in his position in the future will have no fear of what might happen if they destroy evidence related to a massive environmental disaster.