Sentence examples for information disclosed by from inspiring English sources

"He has failed to provide the public with the most basic financial information disclosed by every major candidate in the last 40 years," she said.

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, who heard the appeal, cited "important new information disclosed by Brady and his representatives in connection with the hearing" that had previously been withheld.

The report indicated that the information disclosed by the governor's office could have provided clues about the direction of the investigation.

But the highest volume of upheld disputes were as a result of "local police force information disclosed by the chief officer", the police national computer identification number not belonging to the applicant and the police national computer information being inaccurate.

US senator for Vermont and Democratic presidential runner-up The information disclosed by Edward Snowden has allowed Congress and the American people to understand the degree to which the NSA has abused its authority and violated our constitutional rights.

Yentob, who stood down as creative director late last year but remains a presenter of BBC show Imagine, ran up a bill of £2,574.18 in the last six months of 2015, according to information disclosed by the corporation.

The figures, published by privacy and civil liberties campaign group Big Brother Watch after a freedom of information request, showed the most common errors involved information being disclosed by local police forces or the police national computer.

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) and relevant government departments must address what appears to be a continuing serious risk of people's private information being disclosed by public authorities.

Moreover, the age cohorts considered in our analysis are also given in the format in which the information is disclosed by the INSS.

Of course, once Twitter labels a hashtag as trending, it is not necessary to detect whether or not it is promoted - this information is disclosed by Twitter.

The New York Post ran the headline "Peter Pan or Pervert", despite minimal information being disclosed by the police.