Sentence examples for having received information from from inspiring English sources
One party Rebekah and James missed Last week, having received information from a reliable source, I suggested that Rebekah Brooks and James Murdoch were among guests at George Osborne's 40th birthday party on 18 June.
Here, Justice Sotomayor wrote, the plaintiffs had accused Matrixx of having received information from "three medical professionals and researchers about more than 10 patients who had lost their sense of smell after using Zicam".
A former analyst at Sigma, Jon Horvath, pleaded guilty in September to having received information from "a corrupt circle of friends" who were tipped off about upcoming results at Dell and Nvidia, tips that he then passed to Sigma and other SAC affiliates.
Never having received information from this region, the brain simply works on the assumption that nothing special is going on there: 'The brain doesn't have to "fill in" for the blind spot, since the region in which the blind spot falls is already labelled (e.g., "plaid" … "more of the same") (1991: 335).
Although this may explain the predominance of affluent women having received information from a breast care nurse, it does not explain the difference with respect to breast specialists.
Under this light, disclosure is necessary to the cycle, and the benefit to patients is the indirect benefit of receiving or having received information from their relatives.
First, Lord Butler, formerly Britain's top civil servant, said Britain had received information from "several different sources" to substantiate reports that Iraq sought to purchase uranium from Niger.
"We'd previously assessed complaints about this issue and had received information from ITV about the steps it had taken to ensure the dog was appropriately cared for".
Kareni said he had received information from Merauke "that there are still helicopters in use, and some navy boats" patrolling the Indonesian coast.
But foreign ministry official Niels Erik Andersen told Danish television: "We have received information from sources abroad that somebody would be planning an attack today".
