Sentence examples for in factsheet from inspiring English sources

In 1988 she drew the first edition of "Dirty Plotte," a stapled storm of fever dreams that ran every month in Factsheet Five, a sort of zine culture directory famous in the 1980s and early '90.

We begin with Vice NY's managing editor and her acclaimed 90s zine, If Prince Was My Girlfriend, which, in 1997, received glowing reviews in Factsheet Five, Queer Zine Explosion, Screw, and every teeny lesbian publication in existence at the time.

Although the WHO has used the figure in factsheets, it has since refuted it via IMPACT 123.

Ask your local civil and human rights commission to release in-language factsheets about the legal protections that exist on the basis of national origin and faith.

"An ISP handles all of its customers' network traffic, which means it has an unobstructed view of all of their unencrypted online activity – the websites they visit, the applications they use," the FCC said in a factsheet on the proposal.

Senators Ron Wyden (Democrat, Oregon) and Mark Udall (Democrat, Colorado) wrote to General Keith Alexander, the director of the NSA, to correct "inaccurate" portrayals about restrictions on surveillance published in a factsheet available on the NSA's homepage.

Similarly, Alexander conceded inaccuracies to Wyden in a factsheet published by the NSA to reassure Americans about restrictions on the monitoring of online behavior and communications it believes comes from foreigners outside America.

In a factsheet issued to coincide with the visit, the White House boasted that over 100m rounds of ammunition, 62,000 small arms systems, 1,700 Hellfire missiles, and six M1A1 tanks have been provided since last autumn, but Obama declined to comment on requests for Apache helicopters.

The Air Force blandly described the role of the X-37B in a factsheet given to media as a "reliable, reusable, unmanned space test platform".

In another factsheet on its proposals the Commission flags some existing skills initiatives, such as the Digital Opportunity traineeship — saying this will provide cross-border traineeships for "up to 6,000 students and recent graduates as of summer 2018".

In another factsheet on its proposals the Commission flags some existing skills initiatives, such as the Digital Opportunity traineeship — saying this will provide cross-border traineeships for "up to 6,000 students and recent graduates as of summer 2018".