Sentence examples for raised the documentation from inspiring English sources

The size of the scams has shrunk as the I.R.S. has raised the documentation requirements for goods valued at $5,000 or more, he said.

And more questions would be raised by the documentation that led to the latest allegations: how could Wright have stayed secret for so long if he was willing to bandy Nakamoto's name around to secure advantages in tax cases and political lobbying, as one email suggests?

Data was collected from all patients with an ICU stay >24 hours, and any actions raised during the documentation of FLATHUGS were checked for completion within that same 24 hour period.

The ACT and graduate school entry exams, he believes, "are raising the threshold for the documentation and extent of impairment".

This means setting a maximum rent, getting any documentation ready and raising the deposit in advance to avoid any stumbling blocks.

The tactic raises the prospect of Whitehall mandarins flicking through the documentation of airline passengers as they enter Britain.

In this large retrospective study we did not find evidence that copied documentation of lifestyle counseling was utilized to raise the level of E&M charges.

Raising the ante, an Indiana legislator insists that women who are victims of rape or incest provide documentation – those chicks could so be lying!

Concerns were raised regarding inadequate documentation, physician accountability, and the fact that patients and their families were often excluded from the decision making process.

The field work also allowed the validation of the hypothesis and questions raised by the evaluators' team during the documentation review.

The documentation of the havoc raised by these groups on the extreme right raises questions about the militarization of our police forces across the country, racial profiling by law enforcement, and a media timidity that may result in the under-reporting of violence perpetrated by right-wing extremists given fears of being tagged with having a "liberal bias".