Sentence examples for record excerpts from inspiring English sources

Note: to get the full flavor of what KBR management knew about the dangers its drivers faced and did not do anything about see the public record excerpts from the law suit, which contains numerous internal emails.

Documents were introduced to the Ecuador court but for various reasons were not included in the Ecuadorian trial record: Excerpts from the so-called "Fusion Memo" represent the most substantially overlapping text that Chevron argues proves the Ecuadorians' lawyers wrote the judgment.

According to Melugin, "The attached brief and record excerpts bring together (perhaps better than any previously filed publicly available documents) the facts, evidence and testimony which clearly show that KBR and its managers were fully aware that they were sending our clients to their deaths and they did it anyway".

A terse, four-page motion filed Monday in federal court in San Diego is aimed at blocking lawyers for the plaintiffs in the case from adding to the court record excerpts from videotaped depositions Trump gave in the case in December and January.

Criminal record excerpts revealed that the offenders' criminal careers featured, at inclusion, a mean of 11 lifetime convictions (including non-violent crimes).

Mr. Varone set "The Beating of Wings" to recorded excerpts from Stravinsky's ballet "The Firebird".

Justifiably proud of the performance the group presented on campus in November, Mr. Ryan sent recorded excerpts to friends.

Recorded excerpts of the judges discussing the shortlisted writers were shown for the first time tonight during a televised presentation.

Recorded excerpts from "Appomattox" played during a recent news conference suggested a grittier, more dissonant idiom arguably better suited to the complexity of the opera's subject.

On Monday evening during the second program in "Sound Reimagined: John Cage at 100," the Juilliard School's weeklong tribute to Cage, some recorded excerpts were played from "Lecture on Nothing".

But in the May 1999 appearance, Mr. Florio used the same analogy, according to the tape recording, excerpts of which are to be published by The New Jersey Jewish News on Thursday.