Sentence examples for for publishing information from inspiring English sources

The O'Neill case could become the most important of its kind since the late 1970's, when a Toronto Sun editor and its publisher were prosecuted for violating the 1939 Official Secrets Act for publishing information from a secret report on Soviet espionage.

BuzzFeed has also been criticised for publishing information that later proved to be false.

Several of the members of these groups cheered Newsome for publishing information on Snipes.

But the Justice Department's desire to nail Assange for publishing information leaked by Manning never went away.

In 1914, Margaret Sanger was arrested for publishing information about birth control in her magazine Woman Rebel.

Some commissioners have already failed to meet the deadline for publishing information online, but there is no one in government keeping track," said Vaz.

This is the second time that Australian scientists have scoured the globe for published information on identified species of which there are now 1.9 million, 6.3% more than when the report was first published in 2006.

This distinction stems from a 1964 court case, New York Times Co. v. Sullivan, where it was ruled that in order for published information about a public figure to be considered libelous or defamatory, it must be made with "'actual malice' that is, with knowledge that it was false or with reckless disregard of whether it was false or not," according to the 1964 decision.

Equally importantly, the manual search for published information that could add value to our data was unscalable.

For published information about HUI use with a specific disease, country, or language, see the annotated reference section of the following web site:.

Requests were made to the professional bodies of the nine professional associations in Australia for any written documentation on workplace ratios and their web-sites were checked for published information.