Sentence examples for confidential into from inspiring English sources
As the director, Johanna McKeon, allows the suds to pile up, it's hard not to picture a kimono-clad Charles Busch gliding in and converting "Tokio Confidential" into a full-fledged camp fest.
But in 1957 readers could be pardoned for overlooking Mr. Harrison's good deeds; he was much better known for the innuendo mongering that had turned Confidential into America's most dangerous publication and created its legacy.
FBI agents are motivated, for instance, to check off "statistical achievements" by sending well-paid, manipulative confidential informants into mosques and apparently also into various advocacy and anti-war groups.
Dr. Daines also said he was interested in loosening confidentiality rules about naming doctors and making the confidential investigations into charges against them more transparent.
The UK has a well-established programme of Confidential Enquiries into Maternal Deaths and a national system for research into near-miss maternal morbidities, the UK Obstetric Surveillance System.
"Following the outset of the pandemic in England in April 2009, we initiated a confidential investigation into all resulting deaths.
Despite a number of prominent crackdowns on insider trading, regulators continue to uncover cases involving traders who spin confidential tidbits into illicit profits ahead of deals.
This figure is a national estimate based on the findings of the Confidential Inquiry into premature deaths of people with learning disabilities, also published last month.
The Confidential Enquiry into Stillbirths and Deaths in Infancy reported in the late 1990s that sub-optimal maternity care played a part in half of all unexplained stillbirths.
He held up the meeting for an additional half-hour when he mistakenly tried to enter a document with confidential information into evidence.
"One of the key recommendations of the government commissioned 'Confidential Inquiry into premature deaths of people with learning disability' was the importance of proper analysis into the deaths of people with a learning disability.
