Sentence examples for documents for which from inspiring English sources

I am deeply disappointed that no one has been held accountable for the criminality exposed in the documents for which Manning is standing trial – except him.

I just learned that not only was he late submitting some tax documents, for which I am now being charged a late fee, but one of the large checks he had to write from the disbursements also bounced.

In February, Private Manning pleaded guilty to nine lesser versions of the charges he is facing — and one full one — while confessing in detail to releasing the trove of documents for which he could be sentenced to up to 20 years.

(i) The documents for which privileged treatment is claimed will be maintained in the Commission's document repositories as non-public until such time as the Commission may determine that the document is not entitled to the treatment sought and is subject to disclosure consistent with § 388.108.

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The CIA had given them false departure documents for which, of course, there were no matching arrival forms.

"It's all in there, the good and the bad," the town supervisor, John Venditto, said of the document, for which the town paid $71,000 to Frederick P. Clark Associates, a planning and development consulting company based in Rye, N.Y.

(d Environmental Assessment or "EA" means a concise public document for which the Board is responsible that contains sufficient information for determining whether to prepare an Environmental Impact Statement or to make a finding of no significant environmental impact.

A licence will be drafted by inserting details of the lease and the new buyer and circulated for signature," said Sampson, "It will typically be a single-page document for which the freeholder can charge in the region of £300 to £500.

To combat the growing number of bogus or altered permits, law enforcement officials have begun charging those caught using them under state motor vehicle law with criminal possession of a forged instrument, or alteration of an official document, for which the maximum penalty is $500.

"We thought it best to focus on the W-88 because it was the newest system in our inventory and it was the system within the 'walk-in document' for which the most detailed information was provided," Mr. Trulock wrote in an unpublished article.