Sentence examples for selling document from inspiring English sources

Kodak could also have trouble selling document processing services, predicted Gilbert J. Hatch, the president of the Production Systems Group at Xerox.

The selling document for that pool said that all of the mortgages had loan-to-value ratios of 100 percent or less, the complaint said.

But to me, his paper seemed like a selling document in the real Wall Street sense of selling — namely, selling short.

"I think good practice would dictate that if you're going to name individuals in a prospectus, which is essentially a selling document, that you would clear it with them in advance".

On March 1 Swann Auction Galleries in New York is selling documents from the family that reveal small and large victories under often heinous conditions.

He notes that the company may make money through ads embedded in documents (a feature that's already available) or through buying and selling documents.

Sophia's father poisoned the director of the national archives with counterfeit alcohol, a punishment for selling documents to the Russians.

Mr. el-Atriss eventually surrendered and was finally released last week from the Passaic County Correctional facility after pleading guilty to one count of selling documents that were supposed to be official but were not.

On the principle that people won't regard something as valuable unless they pay for it, he has tried selling documents at auction to news organizations; in 2008, he attempted this with seven thousand internal e-mails from the account of a former speechwriter for Hugo Chávez.

Diplomats are playing down the significance of a second arrest of a German government worker on Wednesday, saying it is too soon to tell whether he was actually spying for the US, but are adamant that the arrest of an intelligence officer last week for allegedly selling documents to the CIA reveals a complete breakdown of trust between the two countries.

"The government wants to jail me for selling documents you can walk into the courthouse and buy copies of for 50 cents a page," he said after the hearing on Thursday, surrounded by three dozen supporters he had pulled together on a day's notice.