Sentence examples for information lapses from inspiring English sources

While denying there had been problems, one intelligence official said the Defense Department was far more likely to be responsible for any information lapses, since it had initially detained and interrogated most of the prisoners and had been in charge of them at the prison.

Given the cliché of the 24-hour news cycle and the breakneck pace of social media, any daily news program (even a comedy-oriented one) that doesn't air live suffers potential information lapses, especially when discussing momentum-building events like Ferguson, the missing Malaysian Airlines plane, the Gaza Strip conflicts and the sexual-abuse allegations against Bill Cosby.

Fortunately, a number of technology-enabled information-sharing initiatives may soon address the gaps in information and lapses in oversight that contribute to this problem.

Granted, not everyone would have had access to information about lapses in accounting judgment or would know if decisions were made to mislead rank-and-file employees about the financial health of the company.

"The confrontation with the terrible notion of being part of the cause of the death of 71 people led us into helpless initial reactions, to confused and confusing information, to lapses," said the transport minister, Moritz Leuenberger, in a visit today to a memorial service in Germany.

Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) [ 45] to collect information on lapses.

We must enter into it with full information, without lapsing into what Owen trenchantly called "the old lie" -- or new ones.

Seizing on the leakage of information about intelligence lapses to the press, the White House moved this summer to deliver a debilitating blow by pressing Senator Bob Graham and Representative Porter Goss to order an aggressive investigation into the unauthorized disclosures.

Tom Ridge, the president's adviser on domestic security, has been at work on the plan for more than eight months -- beginning long before the proposal for a new department of homeland security, which was hastily announced last month as Congressional investigators were making public new information about intelligence lapses before Sept. 11.

According to the EU Agency for Network and Information Security (ENISA), lapses of cybersecurity currently result in annual losses in the range of €260 - €340 billion worldwide and the number of cyber-related incidents is increasing exponentially.

Such a survey setup requires accurate acquisition and processing techniques to extract time-lapse information supporting the interpretation of selected cross-sections photographed after excavating the site.