Sentence examples for give background information about 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.

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.

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.

Specific suggestions were the opportunity to give background information about past MSDs, their work history and how their MSD happened, which treatments and treatment providers had been involved and to explain more about their MSD in general, for example if it was a short or long term injury.

Mr. Igesz gives background information about "Bluebeard," and tells of its central theme.

While I was giving background information about the time period, the door opened.

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.

Citizens were given background information about three potential Mars exploration scenarios that NASA could carry out: 1) Crewed orbital mission to direct robots on the surface of Mars; 2) Short exploratory crewed mission to the surface of Mars; and 3) establishing a permanent settlement.

Participants were given background information about antibiotic resistance, streamlined drug development programmes and FDA drug approval processes.

From 10.30 am to 12.00 participants were given background information about the legality of use of confidential patient information for research purposes without patient consent and the significance of the concept of public interest for decisions about such use.

The storyteller explained the sources of the patients' motivation for change of lifestyle, and gave background information about the patients' experiences and identity beyond the medical problem in question.