Sentence examples for documents discarded from inspiring English sources
Some evidence was in the form of documents, discarded as rubbish by prison authorities (pdf), listing the names and punishments inflicted upon detainees.
For the aspiring identity thief, a Dumpster can be a gold mine -- full of documents discarded by hospitals, accounting firms and law firms.
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Some lavish their attention on books that belong to no one, as in the photo series "Expired," by Kerry Mansfield, which documents discarded or withdrawn library books, or a Tumblr entirely devoted to photos of the abandoned books found on Brooklyn stoops.
Some church employees, including priests, nuns and lay people, have been responsible for blowing the whistle when documents were discarded or shredded, noted David Clohessy, a founder of the survivors network.
While it is important to shred sensitive paper documents before discarding them into trash bins, even shredding can be put back together using special software that reconstructs the shredded document.
After being informed by Procter & Gamble that the discarded documents had been taken, Unilever took measures to improve its security and began its own investigation.
— Nick Bilton Saving a History of Invention From the Shredder Newyorker.com | Some patent documents that were discarded when record keeping went online have found new life as historic art.
This procedure runs in an iterative manner until no more terms or documents can be discarded.
The Mirror says the discarded documents were all dated between July 2010 and September 2011 and included correspondence which touched on subjects such as al-Qaeda's links in Pakistan, the government's flagship Big Society agenda and the future of the Forensic Science Service.
