Sentence examples for disputed documents from inspiring English sources

Mr. Boehner said the vote would be held next week unless the disputed documents are turned over.

Stylometry, the study of linguistic style, has been used to out the authors behind some of history's most disputed documents, from Shakespearean sonnets to the Federalist Papers.

In an order on Tuesday night, Laurel Beeler, the US magistrate judge in San Francisco, said she would review up to 15 of the 153 disputed documents, which Facebook believes are privileged or otherwise confidential.

In the decision issued by Judge Margaret Sweeney in the U.S. Court of Claims, the government was required to turn over all these disputed documents.

After testing the hypothesis, blind trial was done to further validate its applicability at scene of crime and disputed documents containing thumb impressions (in case of illiterate individuals) as signatures.

Although the study agrees with common theory of more ridge details in females as compared to males, yet low success rate in case of blind trial has unveiled further scope of research required to determine gender from fingerprints found at scene of crime or disputed documents.

Credit card numbers for some 209,000 consumers were also accessed, in addition to dispute documents with identifying personal information for another 182,000 consumers who had taken issue with a perceived error on their credit reports.

The Daily Telegraph claimed qualified privilege in the libel case brought against it by George Galloway over allegations, based on disputed Iraqi documents found after the end of the Iraq war, that rebel Labour MP was in the pay of Saddam Hussein.

Britain's approach towards the Falklands was one of neglect, of hoping for the best, and ignored warning signs that the Argentinian junta was adopting an increasingly belligerent attitude towards the disputed islands, documents released on Friday at the National Archives make plain.

Japan – one of Unesco's biggest funders – warned last year that it might pull the funding after the UN cultural and scientific body agreed to Beijing's request to register disputed Chinese documents recording the mass murder and rape committed by Japanese troops after the fall of the Chinese city of Nanjing 1937.

This view has been disputed, with documents uncovered from the Soviet archives revealing that the North Vietnamese offensive in Cambodia in 1970 was launched at the explicit request of the Khmer Rouge following negotiations with Nuon Chea.