Sentence examples for escalate information from inspiring English sources

Bank of America had been specifically told to indicate what kinds of events would trigger a decision by its board to file for bankruptcy but instead offered only ones that would lead it to "escalate information" to the board.

What is so interesting about infographics today and the reason they've become so popular is the role they play in today's escalating information arms race.

The SEC expects response protocols for cybersecurity incidents to include steps for escalating information and evaluating public disclosure and reporting obligations.

Part of the reason for this was that individual bankers were trying to protect the reputation of the organisation, and although concerns were escalated, information would often be censored.

It emerged during the review that a crew member had raised concerns they were heading into Indonesian waters but the officer in charge failed to escalate the information to his chain of command, and continued with the operation.

At what point did they have to escalate that information to the pilot?

The officer's supervisor that day escalated the information to the MPS directorate of professional standards who immediately passed the information to City of London Police investigators.

In the last 20 years, it has been argued that security-engineering practices have not kept pace with the escalating threats to information systems.

To this end, recent years have seen an escalating demand for information about the future impacts of climate change to guide climate resilience efforts in development practice.

The initiative was one in a range of shadowy tactics authorities deployed in the months leading up to the 18th Party Congress, which is scheduled to end on Wednesday, in an escalating campaign against information deemed threatening to party rule.

American officials believe the crisis was escalated by distorted information that was fed to Chinese leaders by the armed forces before other departments were able to weigh in with sounder analysis.