Sentence examples for exchange for documents from inspiring English sources

Still, the fact that baseball is making payments in exchange for documents and for the cooperation of former clinic employees raises questions about whether it is tainting its own investigation by doing so.

It made headlines because the letter, written by Jon Byong Ho, says that the chief of the Pakistani Army at the time, General Jehangir Karamat, was paid three million dollars in exchange for "documents, components, etc.," presumably to help North Korea build a nuclear bomb.

The Georgian government subsequently released evidence collected over a long investigation, including video footage showing money being exchanged for documents, as well as audio tapes and transcripts of incriminating conversations between the Russian officers and their Georgian agents (ref D).

A person briefed on the situation said that baseball had not agreed to any conditions in exchange for the documents.

The White House also poured cold water on suggestions by an NSA official that whistleblower Edward Snowden could be offered an amnesty by the US in exchange for returning documents.

She asks Bhaskaran to help find her husband in exchange for the documents, but Bhaskaran tells her to contact the local police.

The official explained she was in a hurry, but quickly dictated a clause, one word at a time, for me to print on the back of her copy: "I am receiving a copy of my police report free of charge, and the reporting official has not asked me for money in exchange for said document".

In most cases, she said, the arbitrator then sets a deadline for the exchange of documents pertinent to the dispute, and later a hearing date is scheduled.

Its call for greater exchange of documents and the creation of "a common diplomatic culture" appeared to contradict Mr. Lidington's call for a service with a limited scope.

The legal exchanges were permeated with reluctant references to working through the summer holidays to meet legal deadlines for exchanges of documents.

Federal authorities said he gave $1,000 to an employee of an American defense contractor in exchange for three classified documents.