Sentence examples for information sir from inspiring English sources

A: I never received the information, sir. Q: Well, you just told us you did.... A: I overheard the information.

Unfortunately for Facebook, he did that on 6 August, in response to a request asking for research into "Hypertext links enabling retrieval from multiple heterogeneous sources of information?" Sir Tim wrote: "The WWW project was started to allow high-energy physicists to share data, news, and documentation.

SDR is an overall measure of the separation performance; ISR is a measure of the correctness of the inter-channel information; SIR is a measure of the suppression of the interference signals; and SAR is a measure of the naturalness of the separated signals.

"One thing I would like to see is a national database where carers and the families of elderly vulnerable people can put their contact details so if the police or ambulance get a call to that particular address, they can phone that relative and immediately get some background information," Sir Peter said.

An hour or so later, the fellow found that I serve as director of communications for a secularist political action committee called Enlighten the Vote and linked to our website with the following bizarre toy fascist incantation: "Thanks for this helpful information, sir. How many Philistines did Samson slay with less?" What the fuck?

Firstly, as mortality data by ethnic group are not collected on the death certificate in England and Wales, we had to find other ways to estimate ethnic group mortality and used two methods to do this: one employing health information (SIR method) and the other based solely on the geographical distribution of the ethnic populations (GWM).

"At the very beginning," Streeter said, "you thought he was asking for legitimate information?" "Yes, sir".

Mr. Prosor said he had been "unable to add additional information to Sir Peter Ricketts's request".

Henry Smith, MP for Crawley, cited McBride's account of the leaking of embarrassing information about Sir John Major and Lord Lamont of Lerwick which was due to appear in government documents to be released under a freedom of information request.

"However disturbing it may be for some, we must take up the challenge and the unprecedented step of giving the public more 'protect and serve' information," said Sir Liam Donaldson, the medical officer.

But most of all, LiS is impressed by the fact that the List of Disgrace took it upon itself to furnish its readers with the shocking information that Sir Elton John is gay.