Sentence examples for handling information about from inspiring English sources
In response, another member of the group remarked that they might also be handling "information about their neighbour [or] their family" [TU6, Group 1] and a similar opportunity to opt out should be afforded anyone who personally knows somebody that might be handling such data.
A CSRC investigation led to the jailing of two Hangxiao employees and one associate on insider trading charges, and in May the regulator fined the company, management and leading shareholders a combined $95,000 for improperly handling information about the contract.
With regards to internet use, one author found that patients displayed 'considerable caution and competence' in handling information about their condition obtained in this way [ 9].
Patients of the Kaiser Permanente system, for example, can use an online health manager to handle information about their health care, prescriptions and insurance.
The issue is not how the bank handled information about its position or whether it properly valued its investments, something that comes within the S.E.C.'s purview.
The S.E.C. filed an administrative order against JPMorgan that includes a statement of facts about how it handled information about improper valuations of the derivatives bought by its chief investment office in London.
Emerging from a closed two-hour hearing with three senior law enforcement and intelligence officials, several members of the Senate Intelligence Committee raised new questions about how the F.B.I. and the Department of Homeland Security apparently handled information about Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, the suspect who was killed in a shootout with the police on Friday.
Although the order adds some details to the mess surrounding how management handled information about the London Whale trading debacle, JPMorgan had already largely admitted to the books-and-records violations in July 2012 when it withdrew its financial statements and said that its internal controls were inadequate.
The revelation of Mrs. Kirchner's head injury, the latest in a series of health issues since her election as president in 2007, prompted declarations of support from various political figures in Argentina, as well as criticism from detractors over how the government has handled information about her health.
