Sentence examples for relied on documents from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s trials, the government relied on documents and produced no material witnesses.

But the Appellate Division also relied on documents from the housing agency, as well as state law.

I naturally relied on documents from numerous existing biographies, a number of them by Griffin, who seemed the best on young Hemingway.

For example, Frederick B. Tygart, a circuit court judge overseeing a foreclosure case in Duval County, Fla., recently ruled that agents representing Deutsche Bank relied on documents that "must have been counterfeited".

In some respects, TMZ, which first appeared in December 2005, represented a throwback to earlier journalism, when many reporters relied on documents rather than arranged interviews to break news.

Little League officials have been quick to say that they relied on documents provided by Danny's father and could not be responsible for investigating the background of every boy on every team in the World Series.

Congressional officials have relied on public documents in their attempt to crack down on abusive tax shelters, which themselves are often shrouded in secrecy.

Its work relied on archival documents and some interviews with the G.I.'s quoted by The Associated Press, many of whom, it said "do not support the thesis of the A.P. story".

The New York Times was caught employing a plagiarist-cum-fantasist; CBS News relied on dodgy documents to break a story about Mr Bush; Newsweek had to retract a story about the Koran being flushed down a lavatory at Guantánamo Bay.

The qualitative data relied on documenting the participant's comments on the computer tablet or paper survey, rather than audio recording and transcribing the dialogue.

The determination of diabetes incidence in this study relied on documented doctor-diagnosed cases of diabetes, which inevitably results in under ascertainment of cases.