Lord Prescott spoke of his anger that the information, spelled out in a letter from the Yard's legal services directorate, emerged only after he was given a series of personal reassurances by detectives at the highest level that there was "no evidence" his phone may have been hacked.
The Australian public is accustomed to having complicated and complex information spelled out for them in an oversimplified way, and Vice will not divert from that tradition at all.
Self-evident information is spelled out: Offering to take us through a day in the life of Robert Hooke, for example, Professor Shapin feels compelled to remind us that "we cannot, of course, recreate a day in the life of Hooke in its entirety," adding, "the flies on his walls are long since dead".
For example, she said, the "fair information practices" spelled out in the 1974 Privacy Act allow you to view your records and challenge the content, but you don't get to decide who can report them or who else gets to see them.
He said voters were fully informed when they voted, and he cited information guides that spelled out the particulars of Council election cycles and how the law would affect its members.
In the case of interception warrants involving confidential information relating to sensitive professions such as journalists, doctors and lawyers, the protections to be used for privileged information have to be spelled out when the minister approves the warrant.
On June 26 last year, at the White House, Francis Collins, director of the National Human Genome Research Institute, and J. Craig Venter, head of the biotechnology company Celera, announced completion of the first draft of the genetic information in our chromosomes, spelled out in sequences of DNA.
An employer only needs one employee to get started on the plan and may opt, as part of the plan, to offer matching contributions up to a percentage of compensation: that information has to be spelled out in writing for the employees.
Semantic learners process that information verbally — the word "five" spelled out or spoken.
The provisions, which include a call for a new strategic plan on information technology R&D, were originally spelled out in a bill (H.R. 967) that passed the House last April on a 406-11 vote. .
The effort took a dramatic turn in 2014 when the supreme court ordered the disclosure of public officials' salaries, relying on a ruling of the Inter-American Court of Humaccesshto that access to government information is a fundamental right, also spelled out by the United Nations.
