Sentence examples for information kicks from inspiring English sources

Knol is merely a tool for others to create and publish information, and once they do, Mr. Stricker said, "our job, which is to organize that information, kicks in".

Knol is merely a tool for others to create and publish information, and once they do, Mr. Stricker said, "our job, which is to organize that information, kicks in". Google does not own copyrights to the Knol content, and the site will not carry the Google logo, he added.

GDPR: Europe's new data law explained Jump to media player A new EU law that changes how companies use our personal information kicks in on 25 May.

It undermines public confidence in our democratic processes if you have to drag this information kicking and screaming into the daylight".

Criminals who have used tax havens for money-laundering and corrupt rulers who have used them to siphon off wealth may find themselves more exposed as agreements to exchange tax information kick in.

Another possibility is that the agencies have already issued a second request for information -- kicking off what could become a very lengthy antitrust review process for the parties.

They will only do so when the intelligence picture genuinely improves; when human intelligence and much better situational assessment of information really kicks in.

Well, for $0.11 a day, I now get AccuWeather information that kicks butt.

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Form guide…  France: LWWWWW Ireland: WLLWWW Vital information… KICK-OFF TIME: 4.45pm Sunday, 11 October.

Form guide… Faroe Islands: LLLWLW Northern Ireland: WLLWDD Vital information… KICK-OFF TIME: 7.45.