Sentence examples for information backed up from inspiring English sources
Hence a proposed new Protection of Information Bill that would impose arbitrary restrictions on access to government information, backed up by extreme punishments of up to 25 years in jail.
How could it be anything less, when the too-cool-for-school Mr Albarn was willing to vouchsafe the information, backed up with the music, that his early influences included not just Bananarama but, gulp, Nik Kershaw?
It's merely the electrical state of a disk owned by somebody else; or, more likely, the state of a large number of different disks scattered across the world, each containing part or all of what may be numerous copies of your information, backed up and accessed and reproduced as necessary to ensure server-side efficiency.
They don't want bad stories, they don't want statistical information backing up what everyone knows who works in a betting shop".
While the study consists of a small sample size, Salford's data backs up other information on social media addiction.
Huntington's information is backed up by census data.
But Volvo will tell you that you must wear a seat belt too, and this information is backed up by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, whose data shows that wearing a seat belt in tandem with riding in a car with airbags reduces the risk of head injury by 81%.
In the past few weeks, it has prohibited protesters from holding a peaceful march in support of Mbonimpa, as well as another rally to call for an independent justice system, and has warned a radio station to stop broadcasting interviews with people who claim to have information backing up Mbonimpa's allegations.
Since then, however, counterterrorism officials have struggled to find information backing up the tip.
Unless the app in question is associated with a medical institution you know and trust, or unless you can find specific information backing up its claims and methods, it's best to cast a very wary eye at anything health-related that can be downloaded to your phone.
CHWs who were using mobile phones had turned from passive recipients of information to active information agents who sought and provided information back up the hierarchy and across the network to one another as colleagues on the front lines.
