Sentence examples for provided any documentation from inspiring English sources

The wise course of action would have been to point out, calmly, that Wildstein and his attorney hadn't provided any documentation to support their charges.

The man, a 20-year-old who identified himself only by the first name Andreas, said the military was filming the whole scene but had not provided any documentation of violence by protesters.

The officer also expressed regret that the military had not filmed the entire confrontation, but, later on Monday, the 20-year-old Danish activist told my colleague Isabel Kershner later that the I.D.F. was filming and still had not provided any documentation of violence by protesters.

Frassanito has documented 1) his own conclusion, 2) his own methods and 3) a refutation of the Harrison site, but neither the GNMP nor Harrison has provided any documentation.

Dach's lawyer told the Post's editors in his March 6 letter that he would provide "any documentation we have to support this timeline, and we also suggest that there are multiple sources who can confirm these events".

Davis also said in his news release that Republican members of the committee would provide any documentation it had from the Congressional investigation to the Justice Department.

Other times, custodians were unable to provide any documentation for thousands of dollars of expenses that were listed simply as "miscellaneous" on forms submitted to auditors.

Mr. Silverstein's spokesman said that the architect had already been paid "many millions of dollars for his work" and was unable to provide any documentation to justify additional payment.

Mr. Bergstrom said the allegations are based solely on a conversation he had with Mr. Donohue in late August; that he had not seen the results of the polygraph test, and could not provide any documentation to verify the claims.

But his campaign and his former firm have refused to provide any documentation for that number, showing exactly how many people were laid off and how many hired as a result of Bain's investments during his period there.

The Romney campaign did not provide any documentation for the charge, but it appears to have arisen from a June 2008 interview then-Senator Obama did with John Harwood of CNBC, at a time when gasoline prices of about $4 a gallon were a huge political issue, as they are now.