Sentence examples for affairs information from from inspiring English sources

"The majority of Americans still get most of their news and public affairs information from broadcast stations, and in a participatory democracy like ours, it is vitally important that we encourage the widest possible dissemination of this information from diverse and antagonistic sources," he said.

The information of structural and process indicators of drug pricing policy in Iran were collected from ministry of health and drug regulatory affairs information resources.

ALS: Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis; MS: Multiple sclerosis; PAIS Publicc affairs information service.

If you think you might be able to get more information from the affair partner, you're right, but it might not be what you want to hear.

But perhaps the oddest snippet of information from the whole affair was a quote attributed to one of the intelligence agents that had visited Alan Rusbridger's offices.

In the normal course of affairs, Dr. Hoffman said, Wernicke's area receives information from a variety of nearby brain areas and distant structures like Broca's.

The National Security Agency reportedly has a love affair with mobile app data, collecting personal information from Google Maps and Angry Birds, referring to the program as a "Golden Nugget".

Following the release of the AOANJRR Annual Report, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), which is the Australian regulatory affairs body for medicines and devices, requests further information from the industry to justify the continued use of products identified as having a higher than expected rate of revision.

In 1991, he pled guilty to withholding information from Congress about the Iran-contra affair.

So our effectiveness as agents depends on our not continuing to experience a transient state of affairs (rather in the manner of a slow motion film) once information from it has been absorbed.

The tape is alleged to contain Mr Beardall impersonating Mr Brown – a technique that was used when a conman contacted a Bradford call centre and tried to "blag" information from the Abbey National building society on Mr Brown's financial affairs.