Sentence examples for usually filed from inspiring English sources

They are usually filed by category: pleadings, evidence and decisions.

Such requests are usually filed by citizens, news outlets or advocacy groups seeking information that is otherwise inaccessible.

The cards are usually filed by first by author and then by title, although multivolume series are frequently filed first by publisher and then by title.

Many of the suits, which are usually filed by individuals or nongovernmental organizations, seek to hold governments accountable for existing climate-related legal commitments.

Both the demand requirement and the powers of the special litigation committee only apply to derivative suits; they do not apply to direct suits (which are usually filed as class actions).

October 6 2010 January 17 201111 Art historians, particularly those who specialize in the Dutch Renaissance, are no doubt elated to see Gossart (ca. 1478-1532) get his due — the painter falls chronologically between Van Eyck and Rubens, and is usually filed away as a mere link between giants.

Their cases must be dealt with by the supreme court, which usually files them away until they expire.

A case like Mr. Kozlowski's is also rare because prosecutors usually file charges against store owners, not customers.

Peter Norberto, Mr. Geller's partner at the Tax Correction Agency, said the company usually files about 15,000 claims a year, but this year expects to file as many as 25,000 appeals.

If the contractor has not been paid in full, however, the subcontractors can usually file such a lien if they have not been paid by the contractor.

Big companies like Enron usually file for protection from creditors with the intent of reorganizing after some of their debts and contracts are canceled.