Sentence examples for condemning information from inspiring English sources

Before tonight's game, Rowe took a softly veiled swipe at the some members of the YankeeNets for anonymously leaking the condemning information.

The ADRS provides weekly condemn data to VS along with information on species and total number of animals slaughtered.

Brennan also fed the public wildly inaccurate details about the Osama bin Laden raid in 2011, and despite condemning leaks of classified information from others, he has often leaks classified information himself to suit his own needs.

The media is constantly "condemning and providing false information again, with some truths omitted, some issues exaggerated, and some news reported without scrutiny".

The case of the week, more disposable than usual, involved Lockhart Gardner taking on a death-row appeal because the condemned man had information that could exonerate one of their clients in a murder case.

It doesn't have the support of the public; it is opposed by many of the organisations that are covered by FOI; it has been condemned by the information commissioner and slammed by a former head of the civil service.

The Syrian government issued a statement condemning the bombing, quoting the information minister, Omran al-Zoubi, as saying, "These sort of terrorist, cowardly attacks are unjustifiable wherever they occur".

Syndrome surveillance; knowledge authoring; ontology This paper characterizes a regional outbreak of tuberculosis (TB) in market swine by combining local swine producer-based information on condemned stock at slaughter with geographically broader FSIS Animal Disposition Reporting System ADRSS) data.

Last week the Information Commissioner's Office released a statement condemning the university for its handling of FoI requests from the climate sceptic David Holland.

Today, the independent counsel's office said in a statement that it condemned unauthorized disclosures of information.

The MoD spokesman added: "We would condemn the leak of information that puts any forces at risk".