Sentence examples for documented efforts from inspiring English sources

American intelligence has documented efforts by Osama bin Laden to acquire the means to build biological and chemical weapons, Mr. Cohen said.

When police put the wife of Nobel Prize winner Liu Xiaobo under house arrest (she has never been accused of a crime), Chan documented efforts to make contact.

A few days later, a report in The Times documented efforts to spread the speech behind enemy lines, after Berlin threatened to execute pilots of planes distributing copies.

They also documented efforts by EDF to conceal unfavorable data from the A.S.N. while trying to persuade the regulator to relax safety requirements.

In a striking account of her well documented efforts to persuade her supposedly closest foreign ally, President Reagan, to support Britain's campaign against Argentina's Falklands invasion in 1982, Moore reveals that Thatcher's memoirs "grossly understate" her sense of betrayal at Washington's willingness to endorse the Peruvian peace plan to avoid taking sides.

The report documented efforts by Mr. Graham in 2008, when he was serving on both the Metro board and the D.C. Council, to pressure a businessman to drop out of a Metro real estate deal in exchange for Mr. Graham's support of the businessman's separate bid for the lucrative D.C. Lottery contract.

To date, that report remains the only documented effort of expressing heterologous genes in Thermotoga, out of more than 1200 publications retrieved from PubMed using " Thermotoga" as the key word (last searched December 20 , 2011.

There are also conference papers and related materials documenting efforts to implement demilitarization and economic conversion.

Government agencies sent him to document efforts to combat poverty, and he charmed his way into homes and shops.

"This will document efforts made by the writer's board in the event of future legal action," he said, adding that the writer's building should first try to reach an agreement with the neighboring owner.

The report also documents efforts across the country to reduce the number of people so confined and to reform the conditions, so as to limit the degree of deprivation and to improve safety for prisoners, staff, and communities at large.