Sentence examples for paperwork described from inspiring English sources

Moving briskly about the house, answering questions with occasional bursts of laughter and giving her husband affectionate hugs, she didn't look like the sickly and depressed person the paperwork described.

The same Metropolitan Police force kettling the kids in Parliament Square were responsible for the use and misuse of Form 696, a piece of paperwork described as "draconian" and "absurd" by John Whittingdale, the Tory MP tasked with looking into it – he recommended it be scrapped in 2009, but by then it was too late.

Come to the consultation with the important paperwork described above and a list of questions you want answered.

He further charged that a Panamanian import company, the Medicom Business Group, had altered the paperwork, describing the substance as pharmaceutical grade.

Under the new regulations, parents must have a doctor sign paperwork describing the student's medical condition and explaining why the student requires a cellphone in school.

Her journal and paperwork describe a sad slide in which she seems to have stopped taking her medication while pregnant and wound up in Montefiore Hospital's psychiatric ward with her child placed into foster care.-In the journal, she plans to "get my money right" and go through the bureaucratic steps to regain her child.

Albuquerque financial advisor Rob Burpo reports Vaughan pitched him personally and unsuccessfully in 2005 with a note paying 25% but had little paperwork describing the deal or the collateral.

Then this month, Thayer wrote, lenders countered with a proposal that the money be a loan and demanded an answer to their proposal within 48 hours and without providing a copy of the paperwork describing fees for their loans.

As examples of activities affected by cognition problems some referred to paperwork, others described having difficulty holding simple conversations.

There are safeguards set up to catch fraudulent business paperwork like that described in the complaint.

A failure by commanders to fill out paperwork promptly was described as the main cause of the delay.