Sentence examples for information about matters from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of incentives to provide information about matters worthy of S.E.C. inquiry.

He ordered that all his officers should henceforth give information, about matters within their own direct knowledge, freely to the media.

They are raw and shocking, simply told and augmented with passages that provide information about matters like the one-child policy, the history of orphanages and Chinese adoption laws.

"Generally, the annex explained how a third party could use information about matters such as radar surveillance, vessel speed, communication between vessels, the identity of vessels, the timing of operations, authorisations and turnback procedures.

The decision of the attorney general, Avichai Mandelblit, followed "the receipt of information about matters that relate, inter alia, to the prime minister" and which he has discussed with senior Israeli police and prosecutors, the statement said.

Much of what happens in government occurs "behind the scenes" or "in the dark," in such a manner that the citizenry is deprived of accurate information about matters of importance to them.

Our objective was to collect information on socio demographic characteristics, knowledge about prevention of transmission of HIV and Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs), and assess the attitude towards information about subject matter, and sexual practices.

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The idea is that trails of light and gravity particles might encircle the event horizon, and could store, at the very least, entropic information about matter that fell into the black hole.

They supposedly lacked timely information about such matters as the central bank's reserves shortcomings which did not matter so long as the economy was booming, but which were deemed critical once the run on the peso began.

A red file contained information about political matters, while an orange one contained what the cabinet secretary described as "certain matters of personal conduct which could quite possibly leave you open to blackmail".