Sentence examples for providing paper from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Sequoia said that providing paper had less to do with security than with voter confidence.

Savings Are a 'Big Deal' However the airlines couch it, they all want to stop providing paper tickets.

One of the challenges for Kodak is that Wal-Mart has a contract with Fuji Photo Film until 2005 for providing paper, chemicals and supplies for onsite photo finishing.

Professor Long, in a sworn statement, told Judge Pechman that the agency delayed providing paper copies of audit statistics for more than two months because of what she called an "alleged photocopier breakdown".

Although Liberty Travel is now processing 40percentt of its sales as e-tickets, compared with 31.6percentt last November, Mr. Fernandez says the company does for its customers what it does for him, providing paper tickets at no charge to all who want them, whether they walk in, call in or use its Internet site, www.libertytravel.com.

Brunner invited Board of Election officials who disliked her positions to speak at the conference, including Richland County's Deputy Director Jeff Wilkinson, who said her insistence on providing paper ballots cost $24,000 in unneeded administrative costs.

Separately, a court in Liechtenstein last week ruled against providing papers requested for an Austrian investigation of former finance minister Karl-Heinz Grasser, the focus of kickback and tax evasion claims.

Previous studies have not focused on individual appliances, but this paper presents the findings of a UK field study involving 44 households which considered domestic cooking: it compares the effectiveness of providing paper-based energy-use/saving information with electronic feedback of energy-consumption via ECIs designed specifically for this investigation.

Receptionists providing paper-copies to patients appeared to evoke a relatively higher rate of completion compared to the health professionals administering the GPPAQs, either using paper-copies or electronic formats, because the visual stimulus of the patient walking into the consultation with the questionnaire appeared to trigger the health professional to complete it.

The library does not provide paper.

But I wasn't provided paper.