Sentence examples for information that indicated from inspiring English sources

The Department of Foreign Affairs said it had received information that indicated terrorists might be planning attacks in Indonesia.

Just last week, Mr. O'Keefe said there was a "scant bit of information" that indicated anything troubling was amiss until eight minutes before mission control lost communications with the shuttle.

But some aides protested vigorously that her role -- under the independent counsel law -- was to determine not the weight of evidence but merely whether it was credible and specific information that indicated an official may have committed a crime.

A Cigna spokesman said that the insurer was looking into the senator's concerns, but that it had already provided Mr. Rockefeller with information that indicated it spent 93 cents out of every dollar it collected from individuals on medical claims.

The third was abandoned after the judge received information that indicated "a serious attempt at jury tampering .The prosecution then applied for a trial without a jury, which became possible in 2006 under the Criminal Justice Act 2003.

He accused the Internal Revenue Service of leaking confidential tax information that indicated that Mr. Romney's political action committee, Free and Strong America, had donated to the National Organization for Marriage, an antigay marriage group.

It includes information that indicates that the whole J.F.K.-motel-earner scenario is simply false.

"We are unaware of any information that indicates a specific terrorist plot toward any school in the United States," said Brian Roehrkasse, a spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security.

"We happened to know just today that we have information that indicates representatives that are affiliated with Osama bin Laden were actually saying over the airwaves, private airwaves that they had hit two targets," Mr. Hatch told reporters.

"Currently we have no credible intelligence information that indicates that any of these Sept. 11 commemoration events are being specifically targeted," said Gordon Johndroe, a spokesman for Tom Ridge, the director of homeland security.

Pioneered by the Los Angeles police department, law enforcement agencies nationwide are adopting suspicious activity reports (SARs) that task police officers with collecting and reporting information that indicates pre-operation terrorist planning.