Sentence examples for determine that information from inspiring English sources

If the database containing customers seeds was taken, the intruder might still not know which user had which seed, but cryptographers said it would be possible to use a reverse-engineered version of the RSA algorithm to determine that information by simply capturing a single log-in session.

He wrote, "The Intelligence Community has determined that information that would confirm or suggest that the United States engages in bulk records collection under Section 215, including that the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) permits the collection of 'large amounts of information' that includes 'significant amounts of information about U.S. Persons,' must remain classified".

The distinguished historian Sir Martin Gilbert explains that the Allies refused to bomb Auschwitz because a few British Civil Servants determined that information about death camps was "Jewish sob-stuff".

Through yes/no questions, it was determined that information provided through counselling was considered to be accurate and complete, with the exceptions of safe sex messages (2 of 10) and information about follow-up testing (2 of 10).

Accessibility is an important factor determining that information-seeking is likely to occur and likely to be successful [ 3].

He added, however: "I do believe that as they compile information and as they determine that the information is not related to any ongoing criminal information, that the information should be released.

Under PPD-28, the intelligence community must delete a foreigner's personal information after five years unless officials specifically determine that the information has foreign intelligence value.

Insurers also may review your application and determine that you omitted important information related to a pre-existing condition, Mr. Flynn said.

The Supreme Court determined that information found on computer hard drives in a raid on a FARC camp just over the border in Ecuador in 2008 was not admissible, barring the prosecution of several politicians for alleged ties to the guerrillas.

The next week, five staff members were fired after private investigators determined that information had been leaked to the campaigns of potential primary rivals Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York and Governor Ronald Reagan of California.

"There is a bit of tension between being asked not to conduct an investigation and being able to gather enough information to determine that something requires reporting," Mr. Levy said.