Sentence examples for information being in from inspiring English sources

Peter Fleischer, Google's Global Privacy Counsel, defended the practice saying that it was an important part of the balancing act between the rights of citizens and information being in the public interest, as well as catching false claims.

It lends itself to information being in flux, and you need to stay as current as possible — that's reflected in the size of the book and the face-to-face briefings that the commissioner has each week".

4.1 0.9   - The information being in one place, I gain time when I follow up on lab results through the EDIS.

By contrast, many European privacy regulators are disquieted by the idea of so much information being in a single set of hands–a position that, considering the political events on the Continent during the middle of the last century, isn't entirely unreasonable.

"One shouldn't underestimate the value of this information being in the public domain," said Vaishnav, noting growing awareness among the public of the connection between money and criminality in politics.

Gathering information — being in the know — is not the same thing as being mindful, being aware, being present for what's actually going on behind the news and the chatter and the stuff that just doesn't matter.

The hypothesis is that such a system will be able to organize itself appropriately (depending on the structure of its inputs) without substantial additional information being "built-in" from the start.

The directive demands that users be fully informed about the information being stored in cookies and told why they see particular adverts.

The understanding of neocortical function depends critically upon an understanding of laminar cortical organization with specific afferents terminating in specific layers, information being routed in specific ways between layers, efferent pathways originating in specific layers, etc.

The FSA said it had submitted a "full file" on its horsemeat investigation to Europol, the EU's law enforcement agency, with information being analysed in 35 countries in Europe and elsewhere.

Although none of the interviewees felt that the discussion brought up new information, they emphasized that hearing the case presented from several angles and without the usual time restrictions, resulted in medical information being perceived in a different way.