Sentence examples for which detailed a from inspiring English sources

That's exactly what happened when the Electronic Frontier Foundation filed their lawsuit and managed to get that entire secret court opinion, which detailed a serious constitutional violation, declassified and released to the public.

"When Susan Fowler, a writer and engineer who until recently worked for Uber, published a blog post on her personal Web site, the piece, which detailed a pattern of gender discrimination at the car-hailing company, quickly went viral".

The memo, which detailed a series of "regulatory changes that would be most beneficial to the refining and petrochemical sector," almost reads like a playbook for the 10 months since Mr. Wehrum arrived at the E.P.A.

In 2004, The New York Times received journalism's highest honor, the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service, for his work on "A Dangerous Business," which detailed a foundry company's egregious worker safety and environmental violations.

When Susan Fowler, a Bay Area-based writer and engineer who until recently worked for Uber, published a blog post on her personal Web site last week, the piece, which detailed a pattern of gender discrimination at the car-hailing company, quickly went viral.

Last year, he and Darrel Cohen, a staff economist at the Fed, published a paper in The Review of Economics and Statistics which detailed a new way to predict the total number of motor vehicles sold each year in the United States — surely the first time a Fed chairman has published a refereed academic paper while in office.

He followed it up with James Franco: Dangerous Book Four Boys which detailed an exhibition that contained video works, multimedia installations and sculptures by Franco.

In January 2014, the U.S House of Representatives Committee on Education and the Workforce Democratic Staff released The Just-In-Time Professor: A Staff Report Summarizing eForum Responses on the Working Conditions of Contingent Faculty in Higher Education, which detailed how a once middle or upper-middle class career had become a poverty-level job.

He also collects dirt, such as the unsealed divorce records of Jack Ryan, a Senate candidate from Illinois, which detailed visits to an alleged "sex club," and which forced Ryan out of the race.

It was telling too that Transparency International published a report last week which detailed how Fifa gave a minimum of $2.05m to each of its 209 member football associations – yet 81% of those have no financial records publicly available.

The rumour started when the Philadelphia City Paper ran an article last week headlined "Pay up", which detailed how blogger Marilyn Bess received a letter demanding $300 for a "business privilege licence".