Sentence examples for papers in connection from inspiring English sources
Aminov's brother Vadim also features in the Panama Papers in connection with a web of offshore firms.
Paulson, who set up Agon, the company that has controlled Fide's commercial rights since 2012, appears in the Panama Papers in connection with Russian media holdings.
One of the biggest funders of the leave campaign, Lord Edmiston, appears in the Paradise Papers in connection with two Malta-based aviation companies.
In 2010, prosecutors said in court papers in connection with Mr. Vitale's sentencing that his testimony had led to the imprisonment of 51 mobsters.
You asked about the S.E.C. and the Harken energy company, Democrats are saying would you have the S.E.C. release all the papers in connection with that and end all the questions.
The week the S.E.C. filed court papers, in connection with its pending case against a Chinese affiliate of Deloitte, laying out case after case in which American regulators asked for assistance through obtaining audit work papers or even something as simple as verifying that a Chinese company existed.
The suit, filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan, is the fifth brought by the paper in connection with the strike, and the second that names all nine unions.
In addition, each student will be required to write a research paper in connection with one of her/his three elective classes.
The three tank benchmark system is considered in this paper in connection with combined feedback control and fault detection and identification (FDI).
In the last section of this paper, In connection with the problem of G. L. Forti weconsider some systems of homogeneous linear equations and our aim is to establishsome common Hyers-Ulam-Rassias stability for these systems of functional equations.As a consequence of these results, we give some superstability results for theexponential functional equation.
We will discuss this point more in detail in the accompanying paper in connection with our alternative method for classifying the genes into present and absent ones (see below).
