Sentence examples for sentencing document from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pavlov disputed that, saying the sentencing document includes a litany of formulations taken directly from the secrecy order.

According to their sentencing document, Mr. Song and Ms. Zeng, who are described by the Morning Post as "activists," went to Beijing to twice present their petitions after their trip to Hong Kong.

For example: A trial docket (all the materials filed during a trial)[3] The minutes for a specific court date The sentencing document.

The bank's officers ignored repeated warnings about suspicious transfers from federal regulators, according to sentencing documents.

Bankers made no effort to visit Mr. Dauber's listed place of business, which was a few blocks from one branch, according to sentencing documents.

In 2004, Mr. Medici was convicted of trafficking in looted antiquities, and several transactions involving the Met were detailed in the sentencing documents.

He was ordered to stay 100 yards away from a night club where he was involved in an altercation on the night of his arrest and must follow specified rules involving drinking and driving, according to sentencing documents.

True allegedly obtained these artifacts through an international network run by the American antiquities dealer Robert E. Hecht, Jr., who is a co-defendant in her case, and by an Italian dealer named Giacomo Medici, who was convicted of trafficking in 2004, and who was described in his sentencing documents as perpetrating "one of the greatest thefts against the Italian state ever recorded".

A Broadway executive who was a member of the bank's board once remarked that Mr. Dauber should not be invited to the bank's annual Christmas party because "for all we know, Dauber is a drug dealer," according to sentencing documents.

In 1991, gravely ill and under siege from would-be biographers, Graham Greene signed a one-sentence document making it clear that he had authorized one writer, Norman Sherry, to be his official biographer.

After the funeral, Joe Gardiner discovered an incomplete prenuptial agreement and a one-sentence document signed by J'Noel Ball before the wedding that appeared to waive her rights to his father's estate.