Sentence examples for documents for much from inspiring English sources

In fact, the mayor's office could not provide documents for much of the money it had distributed and said it relied on interviews with its own staff to conduct its audit.

It is 6m (20ft) high and has 520 drawers - and is apparently capable of storing 10,000 documents for as much as 1,000 years.

The Catholic Church's position on gun control is not easy to find; there are dozens of speeches and talks and a few documents that call for much tighter regulation of the global arms trade, but what about private gun ownership?

"The documents that would account for much of the $8.7 billion are likely archived at a stateside location," the United States Central Command wrote, though it did not elaborate why they were not found during the months-long audit.

The Post's allegation that the administration is increasingly scrutinizing birth certificates signed by midwives suspected of peddling fraudulent documents ― the basis for much of its initial story ― is particularly problematic.

Without it my life consists of peregrinations to the fridge (to see if anything interesting has miraculously appeared there) and back to the blank Word document on my computer (for much the same reason).

It may not sound like much, but the attempted insertion of the word "recalls" in place of "reaffirms" about previous women's rights agreements by the Holy See in the first line of the proposed draft document set the tone for much of the negotiations at this year's UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW).

Bus and Coach Buyer notes that there is "documented and anecdote evidence for much higher speeds" achieved by buses in the 1960s.

On the other hand, distancing ourselves from certain employees was magical: Mitch actually received documented praise from his problematic supervisor for "much improved behavior" while out on the road.

Further, the documents introduced in Courtroom 403 show that for much of the last decade, Lilly executives played down those risks.

A: The planning documents for the project take a much more reserved approach than The New York Times article implies.