Sentence examples for documents deliberately from inspiring English sources

It is hard to see why Mr Gould would have released the documents deliberately.

I was expecting byzantine documents, deliberately difficult to read to obscure the dastardly passage where they claim the right to sell my mother's maiden name to Russian hackers for peanuts.

Exxon says reports on internal documents "deliberately cherry-picked statements attributed to various company employees to wrongly suggest definitive conclusions were reached decades ago by company researchers". .

Defense attorney Scott Sanders argued that the recordings could compromise Dekraai's right to a fair trial, especially if the informant -- referred to only as "Fernando P". in court documents -- deliberately elicited his client's statements.

McInnis spokesman Sean Duffy told Westword's Michael Roberts that the 600-page document deliberately avoids social issues like abortion and gay rights, and instead focuses on economic issues.

I make exact copies of drawings with pencil on paper based on historical documents then deliberately erase them.

Secret documents were deliberately left on photocopiers, others were thrust into journalists' hands or put on the web.

USB keys can contain infected documents, either deliberately or unknowingly boobytrapped – that's why your office won't let you use them at work.

During Baghdad's prolonged and bloody invasion of Iran in the 1980s, the inquiry discovered, officials shredded documents after deliberately smuggling Chieftain tank hulls made by the then royal ordnance factories to Iraq via Jordan.

Attorney General Ashcroft and other law enforcement officials in the Bush administration have said there is no evidence that the documents were deliberately withheld by anyone, and they say nothing in them changes the fact of Mr. McVeigh's guilt.

Robert D. LiMandri, the acting buildings commissioner, said in a statement on Thursday: "We will not tolerate anyone who puts the safety of others at risk by filing false documents and deliberately misleading the buildings department.