Sentence examples for wave of documents from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration released the first wave of documents related to Vice President Dick Cheney's energy task force today.

A22 Energy Documents Released The Bush administration released the first wave of documents related to Vice President Dick Cheney's energy task force, though virtually all of the thousands of pages of documents from six agencies were heavily edited.

My dad nearly drowned in the wave of documents.

Today educational "reform" is a major part of both the debate over how the United States should respond to globalization, computerization, and deindustrialization and also again over what to do about a new wave of both documented and undocumented immigrants.

Some of the first posted documents dealt with Iraq's program to make germ weapons, followed by a wave of papers on chemical arms.

Now we are fighting to maintain legal rights in the new South Africa," said Mr Omar, waving a sheaf of documents that he says prove the abuse of his client's rights.

In the realm of meetings, this means easily creating virtual breakout rooms with a wave of your hand, gesturing documents from your work screen to your meeting screen for instant sharing, and detailed, no-touch manipulation of images and video.

A new wave of just-released internal documents reveal the Feds have been monitoring the Black Lives Matter movement since August of last year, when unarmed teenager Michael Brown was shot and killed by a police officer in Ferguson.

Its hot-tempered, intransigent mood seems entirely consistent with a new wave of social science research documenting the relevance of phenomena below the surface of the conscious mind, like loss of trust, emotional frustration and displaced aggression.

Fifa's chief ethics investigator will not consider millions of documents underpinning a new wave of corruption allegations surrounding the award of the 2022 World Cup to Qatar.

An announcement of a wave of arrests of migrants without documents, carrried on the government Twitter acccount, rather perversely carried the hash-tag WeAreAfrica.