Sentence examples for possessed documents from inspiring English sources

The prosecutor, Salihu Aliyu, told the Nigerian High Court in Abuja that he possessed documents that proved that the two aid workers would be a danger to national security if released.

When it became clear that the organization possessed documents that detail exploits affecting a handful of major tech companies, it looked like Julian Assange would play nice.

Only refugees, meaning those who possessed documented approval of their refugee status, received subsidised treatment and support.

The article should also have noted that Mr. Siedle could no longer legally possess documents from his time at Putnam.

Around the same time, he was in trouble again after being charged in Miami for possessing documents under a fake name.

Years later Duddy recalled: "Andy called me into this office and said 'Drop your voice and grow a moustache".' In 1990 he was held on remand for almost a year charged with possessing documents likely to be of use to terrorists.

In a separate hearing on Saturday, a 39-year-old Frenchman, Jacques Karim Abi-Ayad, was charged with possessing documents "likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing to commit" terrorist acts.

In further charges, they are accused of possessing documents including the al-Qaida magazine Inspire.They are also charged with possessing copies of 44 Ways to Support Jihad - a manual written by Anwar al-Awlaki, a radical American Muslim cleric of Yemeni descent who was killed last year in a US drone strike.

She was found guilty instead under section 58, which outlaws possessing documents "likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism"—even if there is no proof that the defendant is planning such an act himself.

Last week's arrests and the charging of two people, including Sinn Fein's head of administration at Stormont, with possessing documents "likely to be of help to terrorists", including the names and addresses of 2,000 prison officers, are as damning as they are sinister.

The second area of apparent criminal activity in the mortgage documentation arena involved "robo-signing," in which banks hired unskilled employees or vendors to mass-produce foreclosure papers in which courts were falsely told that the bank possessed title documents and other items which it did not in fact possess.