Sentence examples for documents removed from from inspiring English sources
But the extraordinary quantity of Kenyan colonial service documents, removed from Nairobi by British civil servants at independence in 1963 because of their extreme sensitivity, will lead to a re-examination of the period.
After removing duplicates and records with an empty abstract, 1308 documents were included in the corpus as shown in Fig. 2. Fig. 2 Corpus generation: documents extracted per literature database, documents removed from the corpus, and total number of included documents.
We should rather talk of a "right to have no longer relevant documents removed from public search".
A special CIA team has been given the responsibility of combing through the digital material and documents removed from the bin Laden compound.
The man, identified by Canadian authorities as Nageeb Abdul Jabar Mohamed al-Hadi, was headed to the United States from Germany when all flights were grounded, and Canadian police officers, checking passenger documents, removed him from the plane.
The supplemental appropriation includes about $15 million for training human rights groups, finding and analyzing mass graves and creating a nationwide database drawn from the hundreds of millions of documents removed after the war from police and intelligence files.
"No documents were recovered on his person or his vehicle, and no documents were removed from the archives.
CNN's report included details about lawyers leaving Mueller's team and boxes of documents being removed from his office.
At 2.31am, Mr Justice Ouseley, over the phone, ordered that the documents be removed from the website, by which time 127 people had read them.
A Huffington Post reporter said he had seen about 10 crates of documents being removed from the building, which is shared with other tenants.
Senior officers ruled that a criminal investigation into how a terabyte of data containing 2m documents was removed from the House of Commons and given or sold to the Telegraph Media Group would not be in the public interest.
