Sentence examples for hearing documents from inspiring English sources

"If a problem ever comes up, I will fall on the sword for you," wrote one Robertson Stephens executive in an e-mail message to Mr. Hayden, according to hearing documents.

For that meta-analysis, we had identified published and unpublished trials through electronic searches of published abstracts and articles, screening of clinical trials registries and Oncologic Drugs Advisory Committee hearing documents, and contacting ESA manufacturers and experts in the field.

Using the exemplar case of the Ford-Firestone breakup, we cull from newspaper stories, congressional hearing documents, and press releases to code a historical sequence of events.

A confidential report introduced as evidence in the appeal hearing documented 14 incidents in the two units from 2003 through 2007 and bemoaned "complacency in the workforce".

All eight felines had baseline hearing documented by ABR. Figure 2 illustrates three consecutive ABRs at 60 dB SPL labeled with the appropriate positive response peaks [ 28].

To define the incidence of hearing impairment, document plasma gentamicin concentrations, and identify factors associated with permanent hearing impairment in infants subjected to therapeutic hypothermia for moderate or severe neonatal encephalopathy.

He writes that there are witnesses who have yet to be heard and documents that have been withheld by the Obama administration or "are so heavily redacted as to be meaningless".

David Carr of The New York Times called the two-and-a-half-minute message "a classic, a must-hear document of mogul prerogative in full cry".

"The court, having verified the claim documents, hearing witnesses for and against the prosecution, and comparing the crime and innocence evidence … it seems that the claim and accusations against those accused are surrounded by thick layers of doubt and suspicion that weakens the evidence derived therefrom," the court ruling says.

"We want everyone to hear these documented incidents of abuse, self-harm, humiliation and squalor that is the everyday life for refugees on Nauru.

"They need specialist emotional support to come to terms with these shocking experiences and their stories need to be heard and documented so those responsible for these appalling crimes against children can be held to account".