Sentence examples for dollars documents from inspiring English sources
Uber loses bid to stop US drivers' lawsuit Uber losing millions of dollars, documents reveal Uber's Hong Kong offices raided in probe into illegal operations.
She was also responsible for helping to organize dozens of other events that raised hundreds of thousands of dollars, campaign documents indicate.
While California politicians had long complained that market manipulation played a large role in the energy crisis, which cost consumers and utilities tens of billions of dollars, the documents provided what state officials called the first incriminating evidence of coordinated trading maneuvers intended to raise prices.
The books (with estimates starting at a few hundred dollars each) document successes like Roald Amundsen's Northwest Passage expedition, along with trips that degenerated into scurvy outbreaks and cannibalism.
The film To Catch a Dollar (2010) documents the process of establishing Grameen America programs in Queens, New York in 2008.
The company is among at least a dozen polluting firms the Obama administration has given blanket exemptions from basic environmental oversight so they can pursue energy projects paid for by stimulus tax dollars, as documented by a Center for Public Integrity investigation last year.
The signature of the now-failed Kabul Bank was a secret multi-million dollar, no document loan to political favorites of the Karzai administration.
Epoca had authorized her to pay around four thousand dollars for the documents — a common journalistic practice in Italy.
In March, Gonzalez had fined Sands China two hundred and fifty thousand dollars for withholding documents; in April, Sands China attempted to have her removed from the case altogether.
The entire project is likely to cost several billion dollars beyond that, documents show, to create connections and modifications to nearby roadways and customs plazas in both countries.
Attention attractive people: Are you looking for someone respectable enough that they've been personally vetted by the New York Times, but has enough of a bad-boy streak that the vetting was because they "liberated" millions of dollars of government documents?
