Sentence examples for documentation that has from inspiring English sources

"We are conducting our own investigation and looking into the various elements of the documentation" that has been served to Mr. Padgett, Ms. Cliatt said.

"Fifa, either directly or through third parties, appears to have done the opposite with selective and continual leaking of documentation that has been part of these proceedings to the media in order to influence public opinion and create bias.

Cook did acknowledge Apple's electric car project, described by Tesla CEO Elon Musk as "an open secret", which has included hiring specialist engineers and designers from companies including Tesla, Ford and GM, and public documentation that has shown Apple's search for testing locations.

Gulland continued: "Fifa, either directly or through third parties, appears to have done the opposite with selective and continual leaking of documentation that has been part of these proceedings to the media in order to influence public opinion and create bias".

He says that despite the conspiracy theories, there is a mountain of documentation that has been provided to account for the actions everyone taken.

Our work is a part of the extensive and thorough documentation that has been done by human rights organizations showing how Member States are falling short in their human rights obligations because they aren't being held accountable.

Finally, here is the migrant talking back, trolling the absurdities of documentation that have such unquestioned legitimacy in the Western architecture of border and boundary, admission and exclusion.

They had persisted in a 20-year study — following up on documentation that had been collected over the previous 60 years by Lewis Terman and his successors — despite scoffing from students: Get a life!

In its report on Iran's nuclear programme, the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA) said it had accumulated more than 1,000 pages of documentation that had let it to believe that suspected nuclear weapons work was done under a "structured programme" up to 2003, and that "some may still be ongoing".

"At the same time, we need to be conscious of issues in digital archiving (particularly the problem of obsolete file formatting) and be sure to use technology as a complement to, and not a replacement for methods of documentation that have proven tried and true for over a century".

This is particularly relevant for templates of the informed consent documentation that have been employed in WGES studies in African populations that have successfully been through the IRBs/RECs review process.