Sentence examples for based on information disclosed from inspiring English sources
The Guardian's findings are based on information disclosed in the companies' last financial results.
In addition to the difficulty in identifying what constitutes political intelligence, the report discusses the many hurdles that the Securities and Exchange Commission would face if it wanted to pursue an insider trading case based on information disclosed by a political intelligence firm to its clients (particularly if the firm itself does not trade directly on the information).
Based on information disclosed through environmental reporting, this study examines the relationship between environmental management practices and the financial performance of multinational construction firms.
We allow for contracting based on verifiable information disclosed by the manager.
Similarly, the non-inventor could not prevent the inventor from receiving a patent by publicly disclosing the invention based on information obtained from the inventor because in this case, the inventor will still retain the one-year grace period to file a patent application on the invention.
Recording of data was based on information in the student files which depended on what the student disclosed.
He also disclosed two previously unreported bombings at Iran's top uranium enrichment sites, suggesting that at least one may have been carried out based on information gained through compromised security within the I.A.E.A.
Based on information from PeerJ's website, it is unclear whether author and reviewer identities are disclosed to one another during the review process.
However, since that time the journal has upgraded to CC BY 4.0 "Based on information from PeerJ's website, it is unclear whether author and reviewer identities are disclosed to one another during the review process".
SS: Based on information he's seen.
The law bars such suits, however, if the allegations are based on publicly disclosed information, like a government report, investigation, criminal hearing or a news report.
