People smugglers then furnished documents for his flight to Argentina in 1950, providing him with a new identity as "Ricardo Klement".
But she faces a similar limitation in compelling sources to furnish documents and testimony.
In order to keep the aid flowing, the Yugoslavs must furnish documents related to war crimes, help in the location of witnesses and provide access for tribunal investigators.
No person shall furnish documents reflecting information of the Council in compliance with a subpoena, order, or otherwise, without prior written authorization from the Council.
Opportunities also exist to utilise outreach efforts to improve collaboration between departments responsible for furnishing documents necessary for CSG application.
Individuals who are over 18 but under 25 years of age must furnish documents, satisfactory to the judge (or clerk), to prove his or her age.[9].
Naturally, McDonough just thinks it's terrible that all of these nominations are hung up at a time when there are all sorts of threats, and he believes that Congress has been adequately furnished with documents on the Benghazi attacks.
Early yesterday morning VICE was anonymously furnished with documents that link a California man named Robert Brownell (aka Robert Brown) to the pre-production of Innocence of Muslims, the F-grade anti-Islamic film that has resulted in violent protests at and around US embassies in Sanaa, Yemen; Cairo Tripolii; and Doha, Qatar.
Similarly, the grey literature search furnished 200 documents and 35 were included following the aforesaid procedure.
And now she, writing about Cromwell, would furnish another document of English self-knowledge.
In the United States, for example, publicly traded companies are required to furnish a document commonly identified as "management's discussion and analysis" as part of the annual report to shareholders.
