Sentence examples for provided e-mails from inspiring English sources

One broker who complained to this reporter about a demanding client provided e-mails that showed her own comments were actually more hostile.

In 2009, Mr. Hampton provided e-mails to The New York Times documenting the contact he had made with Mr. Ensign's office during the one-year lobbying ban.

Participants in the negotiations, which include nongovernmental organizations, described the Obama administration's position on the issue and provided e-mails from European diplomats that laid out the American stance, which has been adopted in the agreement's working draft.

Mr. Hampton cooperated for a time with Justice Department officials, giving detailed recollections of the lobbying scheme and providing e-mails and handwritten notes during hours of interviews in 2010 in Las Vegas, people involved in the case said.

Rather than issuing a subpoena, Mr. Cuomo invited Mr. Rattner to provide e-mails and information about Quadrangle's business dealings with pension fund officials and associates of Mr. Hevesi.

About 45,000 of the respondents who have provided e-mail addresses are expected to complete the forms online.

The case before the First Circuit involved a small online bookseller, no longer in business, that also provided e-mail service.

A third provided e-mail messages and other documents showing that he had complained to KBR and the government that logs were created to make it appear that nonexistent electrical safety systems were properly functioning.

Stewart's attorneys have provided e-mail, telephone and other records to the House Energy and Commerce Committee, which Tauzin chairs, but she has refused to meet with it to answer questions.

Of 95 partial-industry funded trials reporting recruiting status, 69 (73%) provided e-mail contact information.

Of 663 non-industry funded trials reporting recruiting status, 340 (51%) provided e-mail contact information compared to 88 of 590 (15%) industry funded trials (Table 3).