Sentence examples for information that it would from inspiring English sources

The Friday before Memorial Day is a good day for a company to disclose information that it would otherwise prefer to keep quiet.

Potentially harmful things were mixed up with dross, as well as with information that it would have been truly useful for the public to know.

There is concern, Mr. Zielinski said, that the agency could be requiring so much information that it would be difficult to analyze, impeding an investigation.

Mr. Corgel's testimony was damaging to Andersen, which has argued that the records destroyed under the firm's policies were largely irrelevant and contained no information that it would have wanted to keep from the government or plaintiffs.

Parts of Prospect Park in Brooklyn will remain open on Friday, despite a presidential visit, the Prospect Park Alliance said on Thursday, contradicting earlier information that it would be closed from noon to 6 p.m. President Obama, who has used heliports in Lower Manhattan when visiting New York, is to appear at a high school.

Later, a "press release" from VK provided more detail to Photorumors, including the additional information that it would use MicroSD for storage.

One of the challenges with the efficient design of a search engine capable of considering semantic information is that it would need to be able to index information beyond the traditional information stored in inverted indices, including entity mentions and type relationships.

To prove insider trading, the S.E.C. has to show that Mr. Strickland breached a fiduciary duty by disclosing the information, knowing that it would be used for trading by the recipient – or at least acting recklessly in sharing the information.

Importantly for the participants, one of the effects of this consistency in information was that it would also benefit staff: It will be less stressful...Because of always having to repeat the same thing over and over, and correct other people's wrong advice without actually telling them that midwife has given them wrong advice per se (FG 1).

The Supreme Court, slower than many courts to enter the age of online information, announced today that it would inaugurate its own Web site next Monday.

Reuters Group P.L.C., the provider of financial information, said yesterday that it would close its financial television service, cutting 45 jobs, to reduce costs.