Sentence examples for information admitting from inspiring English sources

Now police have appealed to the public for information, admitting there's evidence she died violently, and that at least one person had been living "on and off" at the place ever since.

These examples all suggest that including derivative information admits solution recovery at reduced computational cost.

Everyone has a part to play in this war of information, admitted Charles Windsor, the activist with a nom-de-guerre who helps run Tahrir Souri network.

The idea is to extract maximum genetic information from the data, admitting that exhaustivity or sufficiency are generally out of reach.

But it's also a wonderful, intoxicating madness if you were brought up in a land that thinks Too Much Information means admitting that you sometimes feel sad.

The Securities and Exchange Commission said yesterday that Leslye Schaefer, a senior vice president at the Scholastic Corporation, and her brother Allan Schaefer, a Beneficial Capital Management analyst, had agreed to settle charges of trading on insider information without admitting wrongdoing.

Using my keenly honed student affairs powers of gathering information without admitting my own ignorance, I wrote back, "My what?" To which he replied, "Your Jesuit background -- that you received your PhD from a Jesuit institution".

Patients who give written informed consent after receiving detailed written and verbal information are admitted to the study.

Resources and information for admitted students.

Eligibility for institutional scholarships is determined by the information that admitted students provide on the Financial Aid Application & Scholarship Tool FAASTT).

Mr. Bakaly insists that he truthfully denied releasing "nonpublic" information and admitted he had spoken with the reporter.