Sentence examples for information to be made from inspiring English sources

Mr Vaz called for more information to be made public about claims from Saudi Arabia.

Last week a district judge in Austin told the state to reveal details to the pair's lawyers but stopped short of ordering the information to be made public.

Mr. Gottlieb said the company hoped to make money using the same model as the Yellow Pages, with places like restaurants paying for more detailed information to be made available.

Thanks to some impressive rearguard action by more recalcitrant G8 members – notably Russia and a less-than-enthusiastic Germany – the communique calls for the information to be made available to tax authorities and government agencies only.

All new central government lender documents for contracts over £10,000 to be published on a single website from September 2010, with this information to be made available to the public free of charge.

Greenham at Nef says it's also crucial for more information to be made available about where banks operate, where they take savings, and where they lend, postcode by postcode, so that the authorities and the public can see if deposits are being sucked out of some areas and channelled elsewhere.

A better understanding of women's attitudes towards sources of information and government guidance is essential if health information is to be made clinically relevant and credible for them.

More information is to be made available in late December or early January.

"There is a problem with communication; the correct information has to be made much more transparent," he stresses.

I understand that selection of information needs to be made, especially in an article that does not aim for balance.

However, users of this information need to be made aware of the serious limitations.