Sentence examples for information once again from inspiring English sources

Intel then began supplying the technical information once again, the suit says.

According to information once again leaked by whistleblower Edward Snowden, the National Security Agency secretly targets suspects using the same tool that allows advertisers to target consumers — small files known as "cookies".

According to information once again leaked by whistleblower Edward Snowden, the National Security Agency secretly targets suspects using the same tool that allows advertisers to target consumers — small files known as "cookies". In fact, the Washington Post has released more classified slides, revealing that the NSA has found a way to use Google's own cookies ("GooglePREF") to pinpoint users.

"You don't want to leave it up to companies to define what's a risk to consumers". The federal bill also would require that businesses "maintain reasonable security measures and practices to protect and secure personal information". Once again, it apparently would be up to individual businesses to determine reasonable security measures and practices.

Once again Stephenson is asking us to think about virtual worlds and information storage; once again, by God, he makes reading so much fun it feels like a deadly sin.

Consumers searching for flight information will once again be able to find American Airline fares on the Web sites of Expedia and its affiliate, Hotwire — effective immediately — now that the two companies have ended a standoff over fees and how the travel information should be delivered.

Now four years after the initial incident, according to information gathered once again from El País, 15 people have been indicted for their roles in the catastrophe, and are part of an ongoing trial that began on January 12 of this year.

Following the surgery but prior to discharge, data were collected on the post-operative care provided, and, at discharge, information was once again collected on surgical outcomes.

The concerns are raised in a series of emails obtained under the Freedom of Information Act and once again raise awkward questions about the influence of fossil fuel companies over Britain's most valued cultural institutions.

"We implore the U.S. Department of Agriculture to make this information available publicly once again".

For the sake of vulnerable dogs, horses, and other animals who deserve our protection, we implore the new leadership of USDA to make this information easily accessible once again, which would restore the right balance in protecting hundreds of thousands of animals behind the walls of AWA-regulated facilities.