Sentence examples for documentation that it from inspiring English sources

Brennan says he would be an advocate for the committee to "have the documentation that it needs" to perform its oversight role.

Too often, the Forest Service is so busy meeting procedural requirements, such as preparing voluminous plans, studies, and associated documentation, that it has trouble fulfilling its historic mission: to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of the nation's forests and grasslands to meet the needs of present and future generations.

The church has preferred to rely on other documentation that it says exonerates Brigham Young, its revered leader then, from any involvement.

According to court filings, Mr. Isaacs had relied on the bank's documentation that it said showed it held the note underlying the property in a trust.

As part of her review, Ms. Segarra asked Goldman to provide documentation that it had performed an anti-money-laundering analysis.

The listed seafood can be sold in the United States only if importers provide independent documentation that it does not contain the contaminants, which are mostly antibacterial and antifungal agents used to prevent disease in fish.

Sharon Lockhart's video of children at play in a grim courtyard in Łódz, Poland, and the desolate grey room of scant documentation that accompanies it at FACT, is dispiriting, and like the Whistler show has an air of self-regard, but in a pared-down and preachy modern manner.

As the legal system begins sorting through the competing claims, one thing is not in dispute: the pell-mell origination of mortgage loans during the real estate boom and the patchwork of financial machinery and documentation that supported it were created with speed and profits in mind, and with little attention to detail.

The documentation that came with it was, to put it nicely, lacking.

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".

Given that there are no space constraints, an extended version of the manuscript should be envisaged, including all figures that document results and use supplementary files primarily for additional documentation that would in it self not be required for understanding the work.