Sentence examples for documents introduced from inspiring English sources

In its footnote 6 the majority states that the four documents introduced in evidence speak for themselves.

Even if he does not testify, his name is likely to be cited by witnesses and in documents introduced before the jury.

In the months before that sale, Global's managers were on tenterhooks about the company's precarious finances, according to documents introduced in various lawsuits.

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

He owed millions in property taxes and for home improvements, insurance policies, credit cards and other debts, according to documents introduced during his trial in Virginia last summer.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Documents introduced into the public record during Santoro's case showed how Meyers — code name Harvard — had become involved with the D.E.A. and then the F.B.I. in Detroit in the mid-nineteen-eighties.

This conversion, especially for such visually rich documents, introduces a number of artifacts.

The document, introduced first in the 2001 embassy bombings trial, even advises on "blasting and destroying the embassies".

One Coca-Cola Enterprises document introduced into evidence at the trial indicated that Coke aimed to be the prime soft drink available at convenience stores in Texas, Louisiana and beyond.

And one of Mr. Taubman's lawyers, Scott W. Muller, also raised questions about an apparent discrepancy in a central document introduced by prosecutors as a linchpin of the conspiracy.

An internal Johnson & Johnson document introduced at the Los Angeles trial estimated that close to 40 percent of patients who received an A.S.R. will need to undergo a second operation within five years of the first to have the implant removed and replaced.