Sentence examples for disseminated only from inspiring English sources

There is no doubt that O'Keefe disseminated only the material that supported his thesis about Acorn, but this kind of selectivity is the norm in advocacy journalism.

The giant TV vans Warren shows us are a reminder of a time when cameras couldn't be expected to reach everywhere and moving images were disseminated only via major institutions or at home on the living-room wall.

The Central Intelligence Agency's assessments on Iraq's links to terrorism were widely disseminated, though an early version of a key C.I.A. assessment was disseminated only to a limited list of cabinet members and some subcabinet officials in the administration.

Before Wu made that first foray back to China in 1991, he wrote a statement explaining why he was willing to risk such obvious danger, and left instructions that it should be disseminated only if he was arrested.

Application controls are specific to a given application and include such measures as validating input data, logging the accesses to the system, regularly archiving copies of various databases, and ensuring that information is disseminated only to authorized users.

"That," the official continued, "is why the statute requires that there be minimization procedures to ensure that when communications of, or concerning, US persons are acquired in the course of lawful collection under Section 702, that information is minimized and is retained and disseminated only when appropriate.

(While the American and European media rely on Memri's conscientious translations of documents from the Middle East, critics complain that the organization disseminates only alarmist material about the Arab world).

The bottom line: We doctors must push our professional organizations to disseminate only the highest quality data, free from conflicts of interest, to assist us in clinical decision making, and we must seek relief from obsessive cost-control management of patient care.

That is, this process attempts to significantly reduce duplicated transmissions by disseminating only new data to old neighbors, or only old data to new neighbors.

We propose as well a propagation algorithm that disseminates only the final decisions (instead of the whole dataset) among clusters with the aim of reducing the overhead of either exchanging results between each set of vehicles or repeating the detection steps for the already detected malicious vehicles.

Because spirochetes are not transmitted to the host until at least 17.6 h after an infected nymph starts feeding (4 – 6 ) and then disseminate only slowly from the feeding site (7 ), co-feeding in space rather than in time is the crucial feature in Lyme borreliosis (2, 8 ) (so-called "extended co-feeding"[ 3]).