Sentence examples for documents that disclosed from inspiring English sources

It says that when he was arrested, he had just left at a drop site seven internal F.B.I. documents that disclosed details of current and proposed F.B.I. counterintelligence operations against the Russians.

In 2010, the Guardian published a trove of WikiLeaks documents that disclosed confidential conversations among diplomats of the United States, Britain, and other governments, and exposed atrocities that were committed in Iraq and Afghanistan; in August, Bradley (now Chelsea) Manning, a private in the U.S. Army, was sentenced to up to thirty-five years in prison for his role in the leak.

The company didn't disclose its valuation, but according to documents that disclosed at least some of this round earlier this year, the company was raising at a post-money valuation of over $2.3 billion.

Disclosure review.[33] After you have signed the contract, the seller(s) will provide you with a disclosure statement, which is a document that discloses any number of things, including flaws with the property and a preliminary title report.[34] If you see something in your review concerns you, you may be able to back out of the deal.[35].[35]

But tobacco companies knew they could be doing even better, so, according to internal documents that were disclosed in the course of litigation in recent years, transnational tobacco companies took matters into their own hands.

Schering-Plough has repeatedly failed to meet government manufacturing standards in making many of its prescription drugs including Claritin, its popular allergy medication, and Proventil, an asthma inhaler, according to federal and company documents that were disclosed yesterday.

The barrister is to scrutinise documents that were disclosed in a high court lawsuit that led to construction firms apologising and paying compensation amounting to around £75m to 771 blacklisted workers.

The disclosure follows reports in The Washington Post and the Guardian two weeks ago, also based on documents provided by Snowden, that disclosed widespread U.S. surveillance of phone and Internet use by ordinary citizens in order to detect patterns that could indicate terrorist activity.

The report is based on documents that were inadvertently disclosed by the FTC as part of an open-records request, particularly a staff memo and supporting documents from the FTC's Bureau of Competition that recommended suing Google.

However, in settling the claims brought by the former Guantánamo inmates, the government has effectively turned off the steady drip of highly damning documents that were being disclosed at the high court during proceedings.

There is nothing in any of the documents that have been disclosed to indicate that President Johnson was swayed one way or the other by the coming election campaign.