Sentence examples for from getting records from inspiring English sources

The congressman said the omissions in reporting and paying taxes on the rental income from the villa were caused by inadvertent bookkeeping oversights by his wife, and the "cultural and language barriers" that prevented him from getting records in the Dominican Republic.

Saying that secrecy in government appears to be on the increase, Judge Robert W. Sweet refused to toss out a First Amendment lawsuit the newspaper filed last year, to stop the Department of Justice from getting records of phone calls between two veteran journalists and sources.

Olenicoff recounts in an e-mail to FORBES how the general, ticked off at the IRS, responded in Russian: "Just several years ago I was in charge of pushing the button that would have wiped your agency off the Washington map!" In court filings the IRS says Olenicoff was uncooperative during the audit and tried to keep the government from getting records.

The technology had changed, he said, but the idea of getting records from a third-party communications provider had not, and "does not implicate the Fourth Amendment rights of the customer" — a stunningly broad standard.

Even if they have not done anything yet, you're telling me that's not stressful?" Mrs. Falkouski, who says she cannot work because of a disabling back injury, said she has had difficulty getting records from the hospital where her husband died.

SM: I'm constantly getting records from Brazil.

We need a comprehensive approach: a surge in mental health services, mental health "first aid" programs to identify and intervene in problems before it's too late, and a background check system that will stop the most dangerous among us from buying guns, by getting records in the system and closing the Internet and gun-show loopholes.

Most, of course, are not getting record deals from the major labels.

We had a case where we were trying to get records from the Department of Public Safety.

I got records from the last clinic he was asked to leave when his entrepreneurial tendencies became clear, and his blood tests are fascinating.

The F.B.I. used these letters hundreds of thousands of times to demand records of phone calls and other communications, and the Pentagon used them to get records from banks and consumer credit agencies.