Sentence examples for give background information from inspiring English sources
Airline officials said they hoped it would spur rethinking of a decision against issuing "trusted traveler" cards to people who agreed to give background information about themselves for a quicker passage through airport security.
We know that the claimant was going through considerable stress in her personal life," he tells the judge, attempting to give background information that might explain why his client had sworn at her colleagues, one of a numbers of incidents that led to her being disciplined and later being dismissed for gross misconduct.
Items such as case files and cassette tapes are found hidden around the asylum, and provide additional information about the asylum's past and give background information about certain victims.
At Friends-International, we try to provide a different approach: we are talking about the work and the results, we try to give background information without using individual children (my core presentation is indeed a case study, but totally fabricated from different cases and the photos are our staff acting: this is not a secret).
The data on the 149 included studies are presented in order to give other researchers access to the studies we collected, and to give background information about the meta-analyses we have published using this dataset.
The results give background information on the incidence of hyperploid spermatozoa in unexposed men and encourage the use of this novel technique of future studies on genetic effects in men exposed to potentially aneuploidogenic agents.
The video opened with scenes of daily life in New York — people crossing streets, workers in their offices — while a narrator gave background information about Manhattan and the World Trade Center.
And though the five candidates have already been given background information to prepare them for the numbers and the rules, nothing may prepare them for the onslaught of life-and-death emotions that are a staple of the board's public meetings.
(Note that arguments deductively valid given background information can often be turned into good ampliative arguments by simply removing some background information).
