Sentence examples for erase documents from inspiring English sources

Mr. Spadoni is also accused of using a software program called Destroy-It to erase documents related to Mr. Silvester from his laptop computer after he had received a grand jury subpoena requesting those files.

The Censorship Monster assumes it has the right to police for profit, punish and expel, persecute and harass, delete and erase documents of OUR QUEER HISTORY instead of listening, adjusting and evolving, like the rest of us humans do.

Two weeks ago, the OPP alleged that in February 2013, just days before Kathleen Wynne was sworn into office as premier, one Peter Faist, computer expert and the boyfriend of former McGuinty chief of staff David Livingston's deputy Laura Miller, logged onto four computers in the premier's office to erase documents pertaining to two cancelled gas plants.

The Department of Public Safety said in a statement today that it was under a federal obligation to erase the documents.

This has led me to think about collective erasure by societies when dealing with bigger mistakes made historically and how certain power structures need to dissolve, hide or erase historical documents in order to render the mistake forgettable.

Someone in DC thought they had snuffed out an official Republican report on radical intellectual property reform by convincing the authoring agency to erase the document from the Internet and fire the staffer charged with writing it.

When questioned by the plaintiff's lawyers about DuPont's draft brief, the governor's office said that some of the e-mail correspondence between the company and his office had been erased, according to documents from the governor's office.

The indictment, filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan, also charges that Mr. Harding directed others to shred documents and erase computer files to cover up his activities.

He was also charged with directing others to shred documents and erase computer files to cover up his activities after his expense records were requested by a reporter for The Village Voice.

The indictment, filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan, also charges that Mr. Harding directed others to shred documents and erase computer files to cover up his activities, and accuses him of acquiring child pornography received over the Internet.

But the plotters, tipped off by a French press report about the arrest, frantically began shredding documents and erasing computer files.