Sentence examples for informant number from inspiring English sources

Tim McGuire, a journalism professor at Arizona State University, believes the fact the reporter was assigned an informant number and had contributed information in the past precludes any argument that he was sharing this information in the public good.

Quinn tells her vaguely that it can be found on file, but when she asks Anton for his informant number, he tells her that he has none.

The memo recounts multiple contacts between the FBI and the journalist over a one-year period in 1995-96 but does not name the network insider, instead using the informant number NY290000-SI-DT and a simple description as "a senior official employed by ABC News for over 15 years".

The agents cultivated him as a source and established him as a drug dealer for several years, only to cast him aside when higher-ups found out he was underage, and agents were filing his reports under his father's informant number.

There were about 91,000 full-time Stasi employees, plus an army of unofficial informants numbering around 180,000.

He discovered that Perez had also been used as an informant in a number of other cases, including against another one of his own clients.

Representative quotations are presented below (No. refers to the informant's ID number).

The informants mentioned a number of forces acting on their businesses that would be considered as institutional in nature.

Avery has represented informants in a number of cases against the government, and said he's never seen an example of a written contract setting out specific terms of compensation.

Structures - Key informants made a number of comments regarding the lack of organisational structures and management support throughout the life of the project.

While one informant said training numbers were on track in 2012, others said targets would not be reached due to reduced donor funding already closing several midwifery schools.