Sentence examples for admit information from inspiring English sources

As German officials are the first to admit, information shared by America has helped save German lives in Germany and abroad.

The judge decides whether to admit information produced using coercive techniques short of torture, a provision that defense lawyers are likely to use aggressively, Mr. Jaffer said.

They admit information about the safety of anti-viral drugs in pregancy is limited but, given the known threat from swine flu, "the benefits of treatment with these drugs are likely to outweigh potential risks to the fetus".

Finally, by extending Arrow's framework we can admit information about the strengths of individual preferences that was ruled out of consideration by Arrow.

The information included whether those children had been admitted, information that most parents prefer not to be shared, especially in cases where the answer is no.

The body responsible for releasing NHS patient data to organisations has admitted information about patients has been shared against their wishes, it has emerged.

Like its trace-based version, BNAI admits information flow between secrecy levels only through a downgrader (e.g. a cryptosystem), but is phrased into a generalisation of observational equivalence [Communication and Concurrency, 1989].

We apply an information-theoretic measure and show that only prime attributes admit redundant information in 3NF, but their information content may be arbitrarily low.

Toyota eventually reached a $1.2bn settlement with the US Justice Department that saw it admit concealing information about the problem.

Willis and others involved readily admit that information coming from social media and Google search trends are at best an imperfect measure and at worst subject to manipulation.

"I freely admit to information – and emotion – overload when it comes to seemingly intractable world crises such as terrorism and the standoff in the Middle East.