Sentence examples for information deliberately from inspiring English sources

"They believe they released this incorrect information deliberately".

This includes people who give wrong information "deliberately" or "negligently" through not giving enough information.

Many of the people interviewed here said they suspected that the United States had been misled by false intelligence information deliberately spread by one of the two factions in town that were vying to control weapons left behind by departing Taliban.

Gambling-related scandals have erupted time and again over the past decade, with student athletes in big-time programs betting on their own games, providing gamblers with inside information, deliberately performing poorly (missing shots, fumbling footballs), or otherwise undermining the integrity of games in which they played.

The local clinical database is more heterogeneous with less certain diagnostic information, deliberately limited exclusion criteria and without quantitative calibration between scanners.

"The Stroz Report unequivocally shows that, before it acquired his company, Uber knew Anthony Levandowski had a massive trove of confidential Waymo source code, design files, technical plans and other materials after leaving Google; that he stole information deliberately, and repeatedly accessed it after leaving Waymo; and that he tried to destroy the evidence of what he had done.

"I firmly believe that information was deliberately withheld from not only myself but also the Coroner".

Mr. Alkatri's lawyer, Michael L. Soshnick, said his client admitted making the call but denied that the information was deliberately false.

Cables carrying Mohammed's interrogation transcripts back to Washington reportedly were prefaced with the warning that "the detainee has been known to withhold information or deliberately mislead".

Filkin says: "It is the view of many people both inside and outside the MPS that information is deliberately leaked for various kinds of improper benefits.

Yet market abuse, which the FSA has defined as including insider trading, spreading false information, or deliberately distorting share prices, is usually pursued by prosecuting offenders, not restricting types of activity.