Sentences with phrase «pages of documents disclosed»

To cover the one million or so pages of documents disclosed over the two years, each team was allocated a particular area, such as stadium safety or the response of emergency services.

In order to handle a million pages of documents disclosed over a two - year period, each team also took on a particular area of the evidence from stadium safety to different aspects of policing through to the emergency responses.

Not exact matches

After months of sifting through documents, Billot disclosed DuPont's crimes to the EPA in 2001, via a 972 page letter.

«There were hundreds of thousands of actual documents that were disclosed to the defence and they totalled over one million pages, so to prepare for cross-examination and examination of witnesses during the trial I had to go through and search the disclosure to find documents that would support our case,» says Khoury.

In the final rule, we provide that where a business associate is required by law to act as a business associate to a covered entity, the covered entity may disclose protected health information to the business associate to the extent necessary to comply with the legal mandate without Start Printed Page 82507meeting the requirement to have a business associate contract (or, in the case of government agencies, a memorandum of understanding or law pertaining to the business associate) if it makes a good faith attempt the obtain satisfactory assurances required by this section and, if unable to do so, documents the attempt and the reasons that such assurances can not be obtained.

The online Legacy Tobacco Documents Library (LTDL) has more than 70 million pages of tobacco industry documents, of which 98 % are full - text and searchable.3 Most of these records relate to the 1998 Master Settlement Agreement (MSA), which continues to require transnational tobacco companies operating in the United States to make publicly available all industry documents disclosed during the pre-trial «discovery» phase of past and future Documents Library (LTDL) has more than 70 million pages of tobacco industry documents, of which 98 % are full - text and searchable.3 Most of these records relate to the 1998 Master Settlement Agreement (MSA), which continues to require transnational tobacco companies operating in the United States to make publicly available all industry documents disclosed during the pre-trial «discovery» phase of past and future documents, of which 98 % are full - text and searchable.3 Most of these records relate to the 1998 Master Settlement Agreement (MSA), which continues to require transnational tobacco companies operating in the United States to make publicly available all industry documents disclosed during the pre-trial «discovery» phase of past and future documents disclosed during the pre-trial «discovery» phase of past and future lawsuits.