Sentence examples for readily available documents from inspiring English sources

They and the FBI might conduct voluntary interviews, examine readily available documents and determine that no more formal inquiry is warranted.

The readily available documents were filed with China's State Administration for Industry and Commerce, known as S.A.I.C., showing transactions affecting the filing companies.

Among other readily available documents, an August 2012 Library of Congress report on Al Qaeda in Libya concluded that "Al Qaeda senior leadership, based in Pakistan, is likely seeking to build a clandestine network in Libya," as part of a strategy for exploiting the Arab Spring awakenings.

They literally couldn't be bothered with it: Hundreds of reporters called exactly zero sources, asked exactly zero questions, did exactly zero research, and even managed to ignore the information contained in readily available public documents.

This information may have been readily available from documents.

Officials from the state's Department of Children and Families have never explained why they had no knowledge of Geralyn Graham's history -- readily available in court documents -- or why they placed Rilya in the Grahams' home, other than to say that they believed the women were blood relatives of the child.

Most likely because this assessment was not categorised as primary research as the research was based on readily available data and documents.

Here we develop an objective way to fit simple stochastic fire spread models based on readily available data from documented fire events (i.e. approximate ignition point, preexisting vegetation, final perimeter, topography, and average wind direction).

He also wrote that the university has the documents readily available because it already produced them for the plaintiffs in the civil suit.

Not only do computers rarely solicit bribes but they make corruption more difficult by, for example, making tender documents readily available.All very well, say the critics: but what about the countryside?

This inconsistency involving readily available information from RED documents and from data evaluation records (DERs; used primarily by the ToxRefDB) should be addressed to ensure future consistency and completeness of the data.