Sentence examples for internal documents for from inspiring English sources

Resolving the motions is likely to take months, postponing until at least the fall the time when lawyers for shareholders can proceed to seek access to AOL Time Warner's internal documents for possible evidence.

You saw the stats that I put up where internal documents for the federal government lauded the fact that there was an 80% decline in the amount of climate change, Environment Canada, science that's being discussed.

This was meant to be an internal document for employees to read, but it's also one hell of a recruitment pitch.

The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) — the law that allows the public to request internal documents from government agencies — for example, does not cover members of Congress.

He claims to have gained access to some internal documents, including projections for reaching 25 million users in 2009, 100 million in 2010, 350 million in 2010, and an outlandish goal to eventually become the first Internet service to reach one billion users.

Last February, internal documents made public for the first time revealed that ExxonMobil and other fossil fuel interests have been secretly funding Soon's scientific work for years.

In the standard rehabilitation group, patients received standard postoperative care according to the existing protocols on an individual care basis according to patient's subjective demands (internal documents, Stenum Hospital Departmentt for Knee Surgery, Ganderkesee, Germany).

Internal document of the State Timber Corporation, Colombo, Sri Lanka.

But AOL executives have been occupied for weeks by requests for internal documents and e-mail messages, and by time-consuming interviews with investigators looking at other companies, according to people involved in the inquiries.

Of course, most information in China is labeled "internal," including some that's available in bookstores, and it's common practice for scholars to use and pass on "internal" documents as a basis for academic work.

By asking for internal documents and e-mail messages that might show — let's cross our fingers!