Sentence examples for documents copies from inspiring English sources

They sent a spiral binder to Quinn's office that contained, among other documents, copies of witness recantations and Morgan, Sr.,'s suspect insurance policies.

Energy Information Administration employees also explain in e-mails and documents, copies of which were obtained by The New York Times, that industry estimates might overstate the amount of gas that companies can affordably get out of the ground.

But the report and more than 300 pages of supporting documents, copies of which were obtained by The New York Times, offer telling new details about shortcomings in planning, staffing and conducting the combat mission, as well as how commanders improvised to adjust.

Many of the 14 Britons whose details appear in the documents, copies of which were provided to the Guardian by the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung, had already been identified publicly as fighting for Isis and most appear to have been killed.

In May 1991, the materials indicate, the Beijing police issued a "notice of detention" but Mr. Zhang was never picked up, according to the account, because he had moved and had begun using a pseudonym and forged identity documents, copies of which were provided.

The only acceptable identification is government-issued "picture identification" cards or documents, copies of which must be available on demand from the feds, according to a guidebook circulated among big porn clients by Paul Cambria Jr., one of the trade's top lawyers.

Mr. Kwesi said that at Edna Mahon, for example, there is no photocopier for use by inmates, who sometimes wait for weeks for prison employees to have documents copied.

"I was very relieved when I heard that," Mrs. Zola said, "because we wouldn't have to spend the next few days going nuts, getting documents copied, etc., standing in line".

K met the trafficker, had his documents copied and the flights were booked.

K met the trafficker, had his documents copied, and booked his flights.

The tendency for some is to attempt to reproduce previous documents, copying entire sections 'as is' without any consideration of relevance.