Sentence examples for directed the document from inspiring English sources

The indictment claimed she directed the document forgery and fabrication scheme "unbeknownst to DocX's clients".

In fact, Brown's indictment suggested she alone directed the document forgery and fabrication scheme "unbeknownst to DocX's clients"—that is, without the banks who needed the illegal docs being in on the scheme.

Installing print-management software (again, often part of a good paperless-office-software package) can further direct the document to the most cost-efficient printer on the floor or in the department, saving a few fractions of a cent on every paper printed.

Mr. Duncan was the lead audit partner working on Enron and directed the widespread document destruction that took place from late October through early November, at a time when Andersen knew of an informal inquiry by the Securities and Exchange Commission into the company.

Mr. Eimer said, "I have no doubt in my mind that she wouldn't have directed the destruction of documents.

Andersen also contended in its statement that there was no evidence that the firm's management in Chicago directed the destruction of documents in Houston.

At a news conference, his lawyer, Jill Craft, said the administration of Mayor-President Kip Holden of East Baton Rouge Parish required approval of personnel choices, interfered in disciplinary decisions and directed the chief not to document certain things in writing to sidestep public records laws.

The driving force behind WikiLeaks, Assange has directed the publication of secret documents on the Afghan and Iraq wars, Guantánamo Bay prisoner files, and 250,000 US diplomatic cables.

In the letter to Congress, a lawyer representing ImClone said that Harlan Waksal had not shredded or directed the shredding of any documents sought by investigators.

Arthur Andersen tried yesterday to salvage its reputation by firing a partner who it said had directed the destruction of Enron documents.

Senator Joseph Lieberman, the chairman of a US senate committee investigating the Enron collapse, said he was troubled that a lawyer at Arthur Andersen had directed the destruction of Enron documents at a time when Andersen and executives of the energy giant "knew that Enron was in real trouble, and the roof was about to collapse on them".