Sentence examples for information believed from inspiring English sources

The computer, taken Saturday from an office of the secretary, Hazel Blears, in Manchester, contained restricted government documents, but no information believed to be top secret, BBC television reported.

In addition, Prime Minister Takeo Miki told the lower house that he would send a letter to President Ford "directly and immediately" to underscore the Japanese demand for information believed to be held in Washington.

The information believed to have been stolen by Mr. Martin appears to be different in nature from Mr. Snowden's theft, which included documents that described the depth and breadth of the N.S.A.'s surveillance.

Any other entity in possession of required cargo data that is not the incoming air carrier or a party described in paragraph (c)(1) of this section must fully disclose and present the required data for the inbound air cargo to either the air carrier or other electronic filer, as applicable, which must present such data to CBP. (5 Party receiving information believed to be accurate.

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Sometimes it is hard to tell if the people spreading the information believe it themselves.

Most politicians in favour of obtaining this personal information believe there is so much to sift through that any law-abiding individual need not be concerned.

However, he said, Russian sonar specialists differ in their interpretation of the information, believing that the first of two explosions recorded on Aug. 12 could have been the sound of a collision or of a mine detonating.

Instead of creating three different subscriptions (with potential discounts if you subscribe to multiple services), The Information believes that Apple is going to create a unified subscription.

Right to information activist Ambrish Pandey, who unearthed the information, believes the sale of guns to MPs is a result of an "ad hoc, discretionary and opaque policy of allotment".