Sentence examples for information believed to 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.

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One way to achieve attention for the health information is to explicitly present the severe consequences of risky behaviours performed by the target population, presumably because negative information is believed to attract more attention than positive information [ 3- 5].

The information is believed to have come from conversations intercepted by Ukrainian authorities but the British believe it to be "very persuasive".

Chris Sims, chief constable of West Midlands police, said his force was actively engaged in trying to dispel information it believed to be untrue.

Belgian officials are cautious too, as the information is believed to be from a single intelligence source and has not been confirmed elsewhere.

– Editorial, The Times The police say they are justified in using the Official Secrets Act because the information is believed to have come from one of its officers, who would have been subject to its provisions.

That information is believed to be less valuable, however, and critics say it shows a troubling underside that can accompany allegiances with former Soviet nations, and the problems -- moral and practical -- that follow.

His information is believed to have allowed Mr Bharara to indict 11 online-gambling kingpins last April, including the founders of the three biggest online-poker companies operating in America: PokerStars, Full Tilt Poker and Absolute Poker.

Such information is believed to shed light on design of more potent inhibitors for the receptor in order to develop potential therapeutics through immune system modulation.

Real-time access to requisite patient information was believed to expedite clinical decision making and patient access to appropriate care.