Sentence examples for paperwork listing from inspiring English sources

In a second case, involving the police, officials said that Judge Kiyo A. Matsumoto, in Brooklyn, said recently that she did not want to approve the settlement of a lawsuit that included paperwork listing an amount.

In order to get around this, according to EIA director of campaigns Julian Newman and traffic wildlife trade expert Tom Milliken, ivory shipments are being dropped off in transit ports, such as Singapore or Port Klang in Malaysia, where they can sit for months before being loaded on to a new vessel with paperwork listing a new port of origin.

The Archeological Institute of America estimates that as much as 90percentt of the artifacts sold on the legal market don't have any paperwork listing where, and how, they were discovered.

Mr. Lockyer asserted that many power-sale transactions before that date should be subject to refunds because power companies failed to file appropriate paperwork with the commission listing specific dates, prices and other data about their sales.

Often you deal directly with a claims administrator, who takes care of all the paperwork; we've listed the contacts in our table.

An error on Black's paperwork had him listed as a sex offender, which made him ineligible to remain in the part of the prison he'd been checked into.

Without access to the accountants' paperwork, these lists are not an exact science, more an overview: but if the Forbes list is going to extend its purview beyond Hollywood, there might be many more Asian and South Asian names on its list.

Those officials also said paperwork aboard the ship listed the recipient of the explosives as a chemical company in Khartoum, the Sudanese capital, that does not exist.

(The sister's name had been listed on the paperwork for the loan).

Smith said the supervising physician listed on company paperwork was not licensed to practice medicine in Colorado.

In other words, Twitter announced that it had filed the initial paperwork for a listing with the Securities & Exchange Commission, the US market regulator, using a new rule that allows companies with less than $1bn in revenues to submit the documents confidentially.