Sentence examples for released filings from inspiring English sources

The F.D.A. also released filings related to 5-Hour Energy, a popular energy shot, and Monster Energy, another popular brand.

The judge's comments came during a closed hearing in May but were cited in the lawyers' letter, which was among the newly released filings.

In addition to the Microsoft stock, the newly released filings disclose for the first time that Berkshire held one million shares in Robert Half International Inc. and 1.86 million shares in Cox Communications Inc.

It is likely that these indications will be expanded as the results of ongoing phase III studies are released (filings are expected for hospital- and community-acquired pneumonia in September 2006).

The firm will release filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission and a press statement, but will not take questions "due to the pending transaction with Verizon".

Still, while last year it was Ford that was Wall Street's clear pick among the Big Three, newly released securities filings indicate hopeful recognition of Mr. Wagoner.

But as I documented in Monday's Big Idea, Trump falsely insisted that the newly released court filings prove his past claims.

And JPMorgan has neither released new filings with details about the mechanics of the trade nor used existing disclosures to help outsiders get to the bottom of what is going on.

In the first half of the year, Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo trounced Gov. David A. Paterson on the fund-raising trail, taking in $5.1 million — more than twice what Mr. Paterson got, newly released campaign filings show.

But, according to the newly released court filings, Lynch has been involved in the investigation for years – working on it in her capacity as US district attorney before her recent promotion by President Obama.

It seemed some people forgot Chick-fil-A's anti-gay image, or chose to overlook it – until ThinkProgress reported last week that newly released tax filings showed that Chick-fil-A's foundation gave more than $1.8m to a trio of groups with a record of anti-LGBTQ discrimination in 2017, an increase from the previous year.