Sentence examples for held material from inspiring English sources

Ellison writes: "In our assessment, there were clear defects in the level of information that the MPS revealed to the Public Inquiry.The MPS held material of some potential importance to the determination of the true motives behind John Davidson's deficient investigative work on the Stephen Lawrence murder investigation and had not revealed it".

But the bill allows the intelligence agencies to "scrub" the raw data to protect its sources and methods, and to remove any sensitive law enforcement information -- a provision that seemed to be inserted at the request of intelligence officials concerned about turning over their most closely held material to a new and untested department.

This approach lead to the vortical account of celestial mechanics, a view that held material bodies to be swimming in an ethereal sea whose action pushed and pulled objects in the manner we observe.

Responders were asked to provide information about rinderpest material currently held, material destroyed during the previous 12 months, and material that had been transferred to or from another institute.

A range of colorful child held materials like puzzles, cut-outs, activity books, and etc. ensure that they actively learn different concepts through fun and engaging activities.

His access to closely held materials allowed him to realize that Soviet "defense" plans were in fact entirely offensively minded and under the scheme called the Second Strategic Echelon designed a war to be fought to the last Pole.

There's no substitute, he said, for holding material in your hands.

The two libraries hold material which was originally in the same collections, or even the same volumes, so the four-year project will reunite material separated for centuries.

Since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the courts have made conflicting rulings on the legality of holding material witnesses without charging them.

Violators of immigration laws, such as those who overstay their visas, have always been subject to detention; and prosecutors have always had the power to hold material witnesses.

It added: "We are requesting that you exercise your powers to carry out a ports stop against David Miranda … There is a substantial risk that David Miranda holds material which would be severely damaging to UK national security interests.