Sentence examples for unedited documents from inspiring English sources
The commission's investigators are also permitted to take extensive notes when they review unedited documents or tapes, under the terms of the agreement.
The air attack of April 4 , 1944 effectively destroyed the Filitti residence, its art collection (including Murano glassware) and scores of unedited documents.
After the unedited document began circulating in computer circles, and articles began appearing earlier this month in publications like Computer World and newspapers like Newsday, the Justice Department pulled the edited report from its Web site, later posting a different version thought to be more resistant to electronic manipulation.
Filename.docx (the original unedited document), filename1.docx (the proofread document with all the edits highlighted) and filename2.docx (the edited document with all the changes accepted).
Stu Loeser, a spokesman for the mayor, said Mr. Bloomberg refused to release his unedited tax documents because he feared disclosing sensitive corporate information to his competitors, though he did not elaborate on what those secrets might be.
Company officials yesterday did not dispute the figures in unedited versions of the documents.
Larry Klayman, chairman of Judicial Watch, said tonight that he would go to court to get an unedited version of the documents.
Like those two shows, "The Comeback" was fake cinéma vérité: the "unedited footage" of a reality show that documented the production of a sitcom, "Room and Bored," that Valerie hoped would make her a star again.
QUESTION FROM DAVID P: What's your take on the claim that the Afghanistan documents are just so much raw, unedited junk?
The Times reviewed documents containing hundreds of pages of unedited comments officers and civilian employees typed during the group discussion sessions that were used to conduct the survey.
The archive's Second World War holdings include unedited film shot by British military cameramen, which document combat actions such as the British landings on D-Day in June 1944, and the liberation of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in April 1945.
