Sentence examples for She received information from inspiring English sources

To get with the times, she received information technology training, leading to a telemarketing position until the financial crisis hit.

The document is not likely to help Ms. Stewart, since it supports the notion that she received information that led to her stock trade.

In other words, in order to prove that Stewart engaged in insider trading, the government would have to prove several things: that she received information from someone with a legal duty to keep it confidential, that she knew this person was making an improper disclosure, and that she traded on the basis of that information.

Ms. Stewart's lawyer, Robert G. Morvillo, insisted that even if, theoretically, Ms. Stewart had lied about the reasons for her stock trade, she did not lie about whether she received information about ImClone from Samuel D. Waksal, then the company's chief executive, who was also a close friend.

As late as Tuesday, she received information that people in Manica province, near the Zimbabwean border, much further inland from the epicentre of the crisis, Beira, were stranded on rooftops because one of the rivers had burst and the area had become submerged.

Six days after he was appointed interim police chief in the wake of a sex scandal that has embarrassed the Oakland Police Department, Ben Fairow was removed as the city's top cop Wednesday after Mayor Libby Schaaf said she received information that led her to believe Fairow could not lead the agency.

Ms. Sheldon said she receives information from people and then searches newspaper articles and court and town records to find evidence she can use on her show.

It basically spells out the procedure Attorney General Janet Reno must follow when she receives information alleging illegal conduct by a senior Administration official.

She also rushes to provide treatment whenever she receives information on abused or wounded animals.

The Prison Service launched an investigation after the chief inspector of prisons, Dame Anne Owers, said she had received information the two jails were transferring difficult prisoners before her inspections in an attempt to ensure they received positive reports.

At a news conference today, Ms. Reno said that she had received information that there might be guns "perhaps in the crowd, perhaps in the house" and that agents were armed as a justifiable precaution.