Sentence examples for unavailable documents from inspiring English sources

Drawing on hitherto unavailable documents, "The Collaborator" sets the trial in a double perspective.

Now Lord Black is citing previously unavailable documents which, he says, prove that the payments were in fact officially approved by board members and by KPMG, the auditors.

The author draws on interviews and on other kinds of now unavailable documents to produce a work that remains a unique view of early Soviet Russia.

Now it has materialised as a stateless, shapeless "international new media non-profit organisation that publishes submissions of otherwise unavailable documents from anonymous news sources and news leaks", as Wikipedia describes it.

Each chapter closes with so far unpublished or nearly unavailable documents: extracts of a diary, short articles written at the time, or letters from the post-war period with remembrances.

Other books have sketched Khan's story, but Albright mines previously unavailable documents, and he interviews key players for new details.

In response to an article in the Spokane Spokesman Review in September 1985, the Department of Energy announced to declassify environmental records and, in February 1986, released 19,000 pages of previously unavailable historical documents about Hanford's operations.

But at other times, he finds archives closed, documents unavailable, and people suspicious of the questions he's asking.

Some relevant Hughes documents, unavailable for the Pentagon review, are being analyzed separately by intelligence officials as part of the criminal investigation, which subpoenaed them.

Mr. Marable, drawing on new sources, archival material and government documents unavailable to Mr. Haley, developed a fuller account of Malcolm X's politics, religious beliefs and personal life, as well as his role in the civil rights movement and the circumstances of his assassination.

The sequential non-random nature of this disabling process suggests a purposeful decision on the part of OIG to make key documents unavailable to the public via the website, as opposed to website reorganization, etc.