Sentence examples for admitted information from inspiring English sources
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 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.
As German officials are the first to admit, information shared by America has helped save German lives in Germany and abroad.
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.
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].
General admission is $8 and children under 12 are admitted free; Information: (202) 783-5000 and www.nmwa.org.org
Senior officers admitted the information could be used against people as part of any future police investigation.
General Campos has since admitted destroying information, and has been charged with obstructing the course of justice.
It admitted collecting information from unsecured wireless networks as its vehicles roamed residential streets to create the mapping product.
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