Sentence examples for information over which from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration has been preparing a letter to the House speaker, John A. Boehner, saying that it will not prosecute Mr. Holder for criminal contempt because the Justice Department does not consider it to be a crime to fail to provide information over which a president has asserted executive privilege, officials familiar with the discussions said.

The intelligence community obviously believes that is too exacting a standard for the acquisition of information over which (according to them, but not the judge in this week's ruling) Americans don't have a reasonable expectation of privacy.

In this context, Botkin et al. (1998) define private information as "personal information over which individuals typically want and can exert control".

There is concern over the lack of clarity of information over which specific genes or variants are being tested and the almost universal lack of appropriate genetic counselling for the interpretation of the genetic data to consumers.

He notes that the letter invited states to send sensitive voter roll information over email, which is highly insecure.

Instead, just be sure never to send any confidential information over email — which no genuine message should ask you to do, anyway.

That's all good, and brand ads have been doing pretty well for the company (not least because they can be incredibly targeted thanks to the vast amount of information Facebook users hand over, information which is valuable to advertisers).

Attentional processes usually serve as a "general gatekeeper" for manipulating information within working memory by exerting top-down control over which information is the most relevant and may occupy the limited space [19]; thus, mental impasse may be caused by an "attentional overload".

It is possible that the interval over which information persists, i.e., information persistence, is determined by the level of ambient illumination.

As an alternative to the concept that information persists for a fixed amount of time that is a function of ambient illumination, it is possible that the interval over which information can be combined is closely tied to the density of the information being provided.

The effect of strategies to increase participation on study results is thus difficult to predict, and will depend on numerous factors, including the type of study design, the question being investigated, the invasiveness of the data collection process, and the period of time over which information needs to be collected.