Sentence examples for document relied on from inspiring English sources

Grint's lawyers argued this document, relied on by HMRC, was just an informal summary of financial information, never intended to constitute an official set of accounts.

Both witnesses were testifying about a document relied on by Bacanovic in which a key notation was made with a different blue pen than the other blue pen notes on the document.

Instead, the document relies on excerpts of critical public submissions simply arguing that is so.

There are a number of uncosted promises, and so much in this document relies on goodwill and co-operation of the likes of the UK government, Nato, other EU countries and the UN.

The Fifa chief ethics investigator looking into the controversial bidding process for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups, meanwhile, has insisted he had access to the "vast majority" of the documents relied on by the Sunday Times for its recent Qatar 2022 allegations for "some time".

Only two of these studies provided observational data of provider practice from the perspective of "mystery clients" [ 50, 51] while the reminder of the documents relied on provider recall and self-report.

Congressional officials have relied on public documents in their attempt to crack down on abusive tax shelters, which themselves are often shrouded in secrecy.

Its work relied on archival documents and some interviews with the G.I.'s quoted by The Associated Press, many of whom, it said "do not support the thesis of the A.P. story".

The New York Times was caught employing a plagiarist-cum-fantasist; CBS News relied on dodgy documents to break a story about Mr Bush; Newsweek had to retract a story about the Koran being flushed down a lavatory at Guantánamo Bay.

"The bottom line is that the documents we relied on should not have been used.

"The bottom line is that the documents we relied on should not have been used," editor Russ Stanton said in a story posted last night on the newspaper's website.