Sentence examples for documents stemmed from from inspiring English sources

The documents stemmed from a knotty fight over leadership within the Knights of Malta, a sovereign Catholic order that in 2016 was found to have distributed contraceptives in some of the countries where it does charitable work.

In their dealings with Parliament, however, he said they nevertheless acted "deliberately". The Scott inquiry, which heard 268 witnesses and reviewed thousands of documents, stemmed from the collapse of a criminal prosecution of executives of Matrix Churchill, a British machine-tool manufacturer.

It had only minor implications in this project, because most documents stemmed from a few predominant layouts that we were able to categorize with appropriate filtering.

The court documents stem from a lawsuit filed against Community Education last year by its former chief financial officer, David N. T. Watson.

NBC News obtained emails, webchats, presentations and media summaries from a trove of thousands of pages of documents stemming from a court case between the social network and the California startup Six4Three.

The newly disclosed documents stem from a separate case against Mr. Singh in the Eastern District of New York, where prosecutors there had charged him in September 2015 in a political corruption case in Nassau County.

But documents stemming from Roberts's work as deputy to Solicitor General Kenneth W. Starr during the first Bush presidency will remain secret except for any that were sent to the National Archives by the Clinton administration in 1998.

Much of what we know about their ownership stake in Perenco comes from documents stemming from a dispute between the company and PetroEcuador, the state oil company of Ecuador, which claimed Perenco owes some $300 million in back taxes.

We reviewed nearly 8,000 pages of court documents stemming from Islamic State-related criminal charges against 85 individuals.

The documents stem from Cuomo's tenure as attorney general, specifically from 2007's "Troopergate" investigation into claims that then governor Eliot Spitzer illegaly used state police forces for political purposes.

Issa's months-long quest for documents stems from his investigation into the Justice Department's Fast and Furious probe, a failed operation that put guns in the hands of illicit gun purchasers as a way to track Mexican smuggling cartels.