Sentence examples for sufficient documentation to from inspiring English sources

Little League officials said team officials and relatives of the children had provided sufficient documentation to establish that the players were eligible.

Part of the problem in the past has been providing sufficient documentation to satisfy the United Nations bureaucracy that the candidates for delisting were no longer terrorists.

But Mary Garcia-Todd, Ms. Hill's successor at Cen-Tex, said that on appeal the Head Start center provided sufficient documentation to justify the $140,000 and so was not forced to repay the money.

An April 2018 report from the Center on Responsible Lending about how Oregonians face millions in judgments for debts that lack sufficient documentation to prove their case in court.

"I think it is unconscionable that a manufacturer, the F.A.A., and the airlines would have pilots flying an airplane without adequately training, or even providing available resources and sufficient documentation to understand the highly complex systems that differentiate this aircraft from prior models," the pilot wrote.

Unfortunately sufficient documentation to completely answer such questions simply does not exist.

Because of an apparent clerical error by the equity firm, Daschle did not report more than $83,000 in consulting fees in 2007 and has not provided sufficient documentation relating to $15,000 in charitable contributions over three years, according to the panel's report.

"Taken together with credible, clear and convincing previous reports of Assad's actions – including the confirmed use of chemical weapons, the use of barrel bombs against noncombatants, as well as the use of torture and starvation against civilians – sufficient documentation exists to charge Bashar al-Assad with war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Ms. Marquez Bell warns students who go back home for vacations to take sufficient documentation with them to ensure that they can get back to the university.

All data and systems must be effectively maintained to ensure digital continuity and that systems do not become obsolete or the data irretrievable and should include sufficient documentation and metadata to allow users to interpret data in the context in which they were collected.

Auditors said that none of the files reviewed "contained sufficient supporting documentation to provide reasonable assurance that these funds were used for their intended purpose". In one case, the Defense Department made an $8 million payment to Polish forces with minimal documentation, according to the audit.