Sentence examples for documents that would have from inspiring English sources

Sheridan, of course, does not say who leaked him the sections of the draft white paper, documents that would have the highest security clearance.

"There are all sorts of documents that would have made a big impact that I didn't turn over, because harming people isn't my goal.

I raised this with customs and was informed on 21 May that "Our line area has identified further documents that would have fallen within the scope of your original request".

(It is against the law in Zambia to raid a house without a warrant, but the villagers I spoke with said the scouts offered no documents that would have justified the raid).

The Australian government recently successfully blocked the release of sensitive documents that would have revealed the complicity of Indonesian forces in massive abuses during their occupation of East Timor.

But in a decision on Friday, Justice Yates reversed the conviction, citing newly discovered contradictory statements by witnesses who had cooperated with prosecutors, and the suppression of documents that would have been "invaluable" to the defense.

At last weekend's discussions, the six-power negotiators said Iran presented a two-page document that would have extended the period of discussion for years without halting enrichment.

Mr. Tung today canceled the government's plans to issue a "consultation document" that would have asked the public what if any amendments the bill should include.

It particularly showed itself during fierce theological debates in October that saw conservatives successfully scrap language in a church document that would have recognized "the gifts and qualities" of gay people.

The material obtained by the Sunday Times included an invoice from Marotta, a document that would have had limited circulation within the club, and there has been speculation that the leak may have come from within Old Trafford.

The I.A.E.A. said its experts headed home after Iran refused their request to visit a military site at Parchin and failed to agree on a document that would have clarified outstanding issues related to the nuclear program and its possible military dimensions.