Sentence examples for facts unknown from inspiring English sources

Additionally, may a federal officer's conduct be shielded by qualified immunity based on facts unknown to the officer at the time of his conduct?

But even with those facts unknown, the case highlighted the tension between efforts to stem the smuggling of illegal immigrants and concerns about profiling and the erosion of civil liberties.

After newspapers dug up facts unknown to her time-servers, she again avoided independent counsel by appointing a supposedly hotshot San Diego prosecutor -- who indicted small fry identified earlier in press reports but then hastily bailed out as the trail led into the White House.

Currie allows that the path can include facts unknown to the artist if they are deemed relevant to the appreciation of his or her achievement.

"Unless there are facts unknown to INTAS," says director David Gould, Piontkovski's actions have neither harmed Ukraine's security interests or broken any agreements between his organization and the Ukrainian Government.

But this reference book includes facts unknown to most, the kind that could only come from "The Onion".

On August 15 , 1978Autosport transferred title to the van to Mr. and Mrs. Ramirez, a fact unknown to them until the summer of 1979.

It is, after all, a fact unknown to the average 10-year-old that at the end of a long day, Miss Lessonbook likes her adult beverage.

The size of the uranium supply is in fact unknown, because uranium went through a long period of depressed prices, and not many people have been looking for it lately.

Considering the need for biannual vaccinations, then adding to that the country's sheer immensity and the size of its population -- typically put at 1.3 billion, but in fact unknown with any precision -- the flavor of the challenge becomes clearer.

In fact, unknown to anyone in the courtroom that day, Mr. Ragland was already a suspect in the killing of Ms. Parish three weeks earlier and was in hiding.