Sentence examples for destroyed or filed from inspiring English sources

The thinktank said that in some cases older records had been destroyed or filed inconsistently.

In 1999, the Financial Services Agency, Japan's chief bank regulator, revoked the Japanese banking license of a Credit Suisse Group unit, Credit Suisse Financial Products, after it found that the company was engineering financial products specifically to help companies hide losses and that employees had obstructed regulators by destroying or hiding files.

They somehow manage to find their way into a company's computer system, and create havoc either destroying or altering files and snooping around in confidential records.

You also don't want a police report filed if anything is destroyed or stolen.

Last November, a judge imposed a moratorium on the cutting in Broward because the county and some residents, upset at seeing their healthy trees destroyed, had filed suit.

He also said 110,000 files had been destroyed or earmarked for destruction since the fall of the Soviet Union.

He said the hospital immediately suspended its relationship with the contractor and received written certification that previous files would be destroyed or returned securely.

Campaigners want to know just what that phrase means - and why the files were either destroyed or went missing.

That means that stored information is not available to the organization any longer, for example due to lost or destroyed files or individuals leaving the firm.

And the storm has further handicapped many of those looking for new work: Interview outfits lie moldy in Dumpsters; computers have been destroyed, résumé files gone forever.

Ms. Randall and Mr. Salazar were each charged with conspiracy and five counts of willfully destroying documents filed with the I.N.S.