Sentence examples for documents ordered from inspiring English sources

With the recent release of government documents, ordered by Mr. Kirchner, Jewish community groups are also pushing for a belated investigation into a Syrian link to the attack.

(c) Documents ordered withheld from public disclosure shall be made available to the Assistant Attorney General in charge of the Antitrust Division.

Documents ordered released in that case "have raised questions about the promptness and consistency with which return" of aliens to the United States "has actually been accomplished," Mr. Dreeben wrote.

Court documents ordered released by a judge in Oakland, California, have revealed rare insights into how local police and the FBI use a sophisticated surveillance device known as Stingray.

B1 Suspect Wrongly Classified Documents ordered to be made public by Gov. M. Jodi Rell of Connecticut, show that Steven J. Hayes, one of two men accused in the killings of a woman and her two daughters in Cheshire, Conn., was classified as a "minimal violence offender" despite three convictions involving illegal weapons and 23 sanctions for misconduct while incarcerated.

The ruling, by Judge Norma Holloway Johnson, part of a ream of documents ordered released this week by a Federal appeals court, sheds further light on the controversial episode at the Ritz-Carlton, which occurred five days before the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal became public.

Mr. Ashburn, Mr. Harrison and Mr. Rodney led the gang, according to court documents, ordering killings at the mere presence of a rival in what they considered their territory.

In our search through the files, we made several interesting matches between individual stories collected in Kurdistan and documents ordering, describing, or providing the post-mortem of the same events, recorded from the regime's perspective.

Mr. Tillerson, the top American official to visit Mexico since Mr. Trump's inauguration, arrived with John F. Kelly, the secretary of Homeland Security, only a day after the Trump administration released documents ordering a crackdown on immigration in the United States.

His anger was raised by a Novaya Gazeta publication which referred to declassified secret documents ordering the execution of Soviet citizens and which are said to bear Stalin's personal signature.

The decision in Ecuador was based almost completely upon scientific evidence submitted by Chevron itself, including internal documents ordering the destruction of records related to oil spills.