Sentence examples for comment on information from inspiring English sources

The Bureau of Prisons would not comment on information in the group's bid for the federal contract.

A spokeswoman for News International declined to comment on information appearing to show it paid Mulcaire for help relating to stories about Prescott.

Asked last night by The Independent for his views on the leaked cable, Dr Moyo, who is a member of the Zanu-PF Politburo, initially said he could not comment on information "given to the US ambassador by a third party" he named as the International Crisis Group.

The site also allows users to add content directly, comment on information and, more recently, added an excellent search feature that is still sorely lacking in Twitter.

Burnell, the NRC spokesman, said the agency would only comment on information contained in the version of the document released to the public.

"While we do not usually comment on information sharing arrangements with international law enforcement organisations we want to emphasise that, having received fresh assurances, we are now working closely with our key partners around the world including all those in the 'Five Eyes' intelligence alliance," National Counter Terrorism Policing Lead Mark Rowley said in a statement.

Only four members of staff at Hospital C (and one at Hospital B) reported to have ever received extensive feedback including comments on information quality.

In the second dive the jet, an MD-83 with 88 people aboard, fell out of the sky so fast that people on board were pushed toward the ceiling at three times the normal force of gravity, said James E. Hall, the chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board, who based his comments on information from the flight data recorder.

Myspace originating in 2003, Facebook in 2004, YouTube in 2005, and Twitter in 2006 are common forms of social media for creating, sharing, and commenting on information, including health information.

Users can then comment on the information coming up from those searches, which are tagged with metadata to help employees find that information more easily.

A Home Office spokesman said the department would not comment on leaked information.