Sentence examples for information gleaned in from inspiring English sources

Officials have attributed new information about terrorist threats to information gleaned in interrogations at Guantánamo.

In any case, security sources say, other networks are learning from the mistakes of their peers, and from the information gleaned in court prosecutions.The British government has reorganised its counter-terrorism effort.

Justice Department officials chose to exclude the information gleaned in the criminal inquiries to keep a wall between those investigations and the larger civil investigation into the practices of the department.

The know-how and inside information gleaned in "public service" are now worth huge amounts of money to financial firms looking for clout in dealing with Washington regulators.

The now infamous 60 Minutes documentary from earlier this month shone a bright light on the obvious opportunities members of Congress and their staffs have to use information gleaned in day-to-day business for personal gain in the stock and commodities markets.

For example, the proposed law would formalize a 10-year confidentiality period for any "reports, documents and data pertaining to… work undertaken within the context of a mining title," including geological discoveries or topographical information gleaned in the course of mining operations.

The information gleaned from bugging in Mexico can provide probable cause to seek more wiretaps in the United States.

Does this include information gleaned from Facebook plug-ins and cookies?

Mr. Smith, 39, wearing wire-rimmed glasses, a Hermes tie and oxfords, told the jury how he routinely bought and sold shares of technology companies based on inside information gleaned from contacts in Asia and the Silicon Valley.

It is hoped that the information gleaned will help in conceptualization, design and delivery of appropriate and relevant programs aimed at enhancing management and leadership capacity in the health sector in South Africa.

Thousands of individual investors, habitus of chat boards like Silicon Investor and the Motley Fool, routinely put more trust in information gleaned from their chat boards than they do in more traditional sources.