Sentence examples for document theft from inspiring English sources

In his annual statement last year, the British boss of PwC Luxembourg, John Parkhouse, said: "We all experienced the impact of the document theft, notoriously known as LuxLeaks.

Mr. Swartz, who committed suicide in January in the midst of a federal prosecution for document theft, will be honored for his efforts to promote open access to research and government information, according to the group's president, Maureen Sullivan.

Many security professionals are not convinced that the website defacements, document theft and the exposure of personal details deserves such a noble description.

The law also singles out data and document theft, planting surveillance equipment, and "organized retail theft".

Back in 1980, a somewhat low-impact document theft occurred, when a mole, whose identity was never discovered, pilfered a debate briefing book and gave it to Reagan before the big presidential debate.

A real estate lawyer by training, he employs data — on his Web sites he documents theft at state-run companies — and relentless, paint-stripping contempt.

An employee of the Los Alamos National Laboratory who was fired last year after documenting theft and security breaches received a $930,000 settlement from the University of California, his lawyers said.

Anthony Amore, chief investigator at the museum and co-author of the book Stealing Rembrandts, told the Los Angeles Times there have been 81 documented thefts of the artist's work in the past 100 years.

The court ordered that the colonel's sport utility vehicle be crushed along with the cameras he used to document his thefts, assaults and murders, and that the hundreds of recovered undergarments be incinerated.

"A Secret Service report documented the theft of a presidential seal that was 12 inches in diameter from the Eisenhower Executive Office Building," next to the White House, on Jan . 19 , 2001the accounting office said.

And those documented employee theft cases were most prevalent in the financial services industry, where layoffs have hit especially hard.