Sentence examples for identifying a source from inspiring English sources
Morgan refused four times, saying on each occasion that he could not risk identifying a source.
The prime minister has agreed to Labor demands that agencies be required to get a warrant to access journalists' metadata for the purpose of identifying a source.
The details are vague at the moment, with both parties only saying they will agree to an amendment that will "require agencies to obtain a warrant in order to access a journalists' metadata for the purpose of identifying a source".
Blood specialists say that while there are probably some cases of H.I.V. transmission by transfusion every year, fewer become public, in part because of the difficulty of identifying a source that is, after all, unsuspected.
In a letter to Shorten late on Monday, Abbott revealed that he had "decided that a further amendment be moved that will require agencies to obtain a warrant to access a journalist's metadata for the purpose of identifying a source".
In [8, 9], the authors investigated the case of identifying a source from the final data.
At the same time, the researchers acknowledge that they were unable to identify a source of infection in a significant proportion of infants, which may suggest that casual contacts outside the family area are also a source of infection.
The public seldom gets to appreciate the difficulties and dangers of journalism, particularly the subtle dangers when one must struggle to balance the need to identify a source with the need to protect a source from lethal reprisal.
For example, we recently discovered that relevant analysts in the community missed a notice that identified a source that we had cited as providing information that in some cases was unreliable and in other cases fabricated.
The Mail on Sunday said it had learned that police officers from Kent used laws designed for anti-terrorism to identify a source they had failed to secure through a court application.
