Sentence examples for voluminous listing of from inspiring English sources

Caballero does background checks on his customers, he told me, and he won't sell to anyone who, for example, appears in the U.S. Treasury Department's voluminous listing of "Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons," a sort of international White Pages of bad guys, maintained by the Office of Foreign Assets Control.

W.A.D.A.'s medical committee devoted several years to compiling an impressively voluminous list of banned substances.

The campaigns said they would release the full reports, which have voluminous lists of contributors and expenditures, tomorrow.

Yesterday the Treasury published a second edition of its national asset register, a voluminous list of departments' holdings.

But among the voluminous list of resources for athletes on its Web site, Usada does not offer anything in the way of advance vetting of athletes' potential employees.

Later, he began working on what's now called "old-fashioned A.I". — so-called expert systems in which machines were given voluminous lists of rules, then tasked with drawing conclusions by recombining those rules.

The association was one of several — along with the Republican Governors Association and the National Association of Medicaid Directors (NAMD) — to send a letter to Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius this week with a voluminous list of queries.

In her journals, Sontag keeps voluminous lists of movies she watched, and she had an impressive habit (though not one that would be unusual for cinephiles of my acquaintance).

Mr Fawcett's erudition and his voluminous list of sources attest to a lifetime's engagement with liberalism, both in the academy and at the hustings.Though the sketches are sometimes tantalisingly brief, the scrapbook method gives the book two distinctive traits.

If the Autry doesn't get the city's OK, Keating said, state parks officials would go back to their voluminous list of unsuccessful applicants and decide how to reallocate the $6.6 million.

Jacob's voluminous list shows that five of my relatives were Holocaust victims.