Sentence examples for have first hand information from inspiring English sources

"Let me say this: I don't have first hand information that the lobby is stronger on the other side," she said, "but the fact that the White House is asking for opinions and advice makes it clear to me they've been very powerful".

The district officials are directly involved in monitoring and supervising the implementation of COBET so they have first hand information on its current status.

But Ms. Kaplan said in a telephone interview that her agency had determined that Mr. Dzakovic was "in a position to have first-hand information" about wrongdoing or incompetence at the aviation agency.

Mary L. Schapiro, the S.E.C. chairwoman, said the rules were important to the agency because it has limited resources and therefore needs "to be able to leverage the resources of people who may have first-hand information about potential violations".

We feel that the Lady Health Workers' lists are comprehensive of their catchment areas, as they are from the local community and have first-hand information about all households under their care.

Though this is a riskier step, his friends will have a better answer than your friends, since they have first-hand information from your guy.

López said he had first-hand information from Mourinho's closest ally.

And a man about whom Raymond Chandler said: "I doubt that Hammett had any deliberate artistic aims whatever; he was trying to make a living by writing something he had first-hand information about.

Butlers boasts on its website that as part of ICAP, the world's largest money and securities broker, it has "first-hand information on the institutions that are active in the sterling market".

The number of sightings and camera-trapping pictures with precise location information was low, even though the number of camera-trapping studies in South-East Asia has increased during the past 20 years and we had first-hand information from many of these studies.

Hence, ORACLe targets informants who would have first-hand knowledge of this information, which, for the most part, would be the executive staff.