Sentence examples for publicly available document from inspiring English sources

Why should the long-form birth certificate of a minor be a publicly available document?

"I took a publicly available document from an American tragedy that was witnessed first-hand (in this case by the doctor performing the autopsy) and simply read it.

In February, Guardian Australia revealed that the Department of Immigration had accidentally provided the personal details of 10,000 asylum seekers as part of a publicly available document.

Ahead of the talks between Joyce and Turnbull, on Monday Labor declared the new Coalition agreement should be a publicly available document because the various undertakings affected government policy.

Maley says the statement of facts he proposes would be a publicly available document and could be relied upon as prima facie evidence in court actions contesting the eligibility of a candidate.

Much of the information contained in the newly released documents was already known to Area 51 aficionados, but the fact that the air base is mentioned in a publicly available document is nevertheless considered notable.

Apparently, the investigation was described in the court papers, and the Law Journal obtained the publicly available documents for an article about the fee dispute.

Using publicly available documents, the report shows that the city has paid more than $400,000 to businesses operated by the carwash owners, John Lage and Fernando Magalhaes, since 2007.

We also reviewed many publicly available documents, including those from Congressional investigations, earnings releases, conference call transcripts, Securities and Exchange Commission filings, media and analyst reports, and lawsuits related to Countrywide.

(On this and several other issues raised by publicly available documents, we requested clarification from INM in the runup to publishing this piece. In each case, INM declined to comment).

His main colleague at Stanford, John W. Lewis, said in 1998 that Mr. Hua had previously been authorized by Chinese authorities to cooperate in such studies and that the information in their articles could be culled from publicly available documents.