Sentence examples for circulating information about from inspiring English sources
Most employers prefer informal methods of identifying employees and circulating information about available positions.
French investigators have been circulating information about the stolen merchandise to the police in other countries in the hope of catching the thieves when they approach a prospective buyer.
He also noted that no New Jersey judge had found anyone in contempt of court for improperly circulating information about a parolee, even though state officials overseeing the law have routinely said that contempt citations were the best way to prevent improper disclosures.
Another objective is to promote international cooperation by circulating information about the proposals more widely.
The rumor mill has been hard at work these past few months circulating information about HTC's latest line of smartphones, but now HTC CEO Peter Chou has announced that the company's new line of smartphones will indeed sport the "One" brand.
They highlighted how close social networks within Arabic-speaking community enable this informal mechanism to circulate information about study, thus increasing participation rates.
According to the Observer, researchers circulated information about the signal to a group that included space and technology writer Paul Gilster.
Efforts to publicise the issue have been described as the best-organised social campaign ever seen in Saudi Arabia, where Twitter has millions of users and is used to circulate information about the monarchy and official corruption.
But the KDF denied his report, and Joseph Nkaissery, the cabinet secretary for the interior and a retired general, made a public announcement warning that anyone who circulated information about the attack would be arrested for being "sympathetic to al-Shabaab".
Efforts to publicise the issue by the "October 26 driving for women" group have been described as the best-organised social campaign ever seen in Saudi Arabia, where Twitter has millions of users and is used to circulate information about the monarchy and official corruption.
