Sentence examples for informer if from inspiring English sources

Mr. Briccetti said that was Mr. Hussain's intent, and he asked the informer if he expected jurors to take his word about the contents of those talks.

Bradley also expressed concern about the fate of thousands of one-time informers if there was "full disclosure" of all sensitive Troubles-related security files.

Beginning today, a group of software companies, the Business Software Alliance, is appealing to disgruntled employees in New York and four other cities to act as informers if their companies are using unlicensed copies of computer software.

In Massino's view, this would make it less likely that a capo would turn informer, since if that happened the defector's son would face almost certain death.

Matt Helgeson of Game Informer postulated if Guitar Hero may have jumped the shark with the "often stupid and frequently silly" gameplay and visuals, but was still entertained in playing through the game.

Newspapers treated paid informers as if they were heroes rather than sneaks.

He said that some of the North Korean workers also appeared to be informers, and if one appeared to grow too friendly with his South Korean supervisor, he would suddenly be transferred the next day to a different part of the factory.

Bureau officials said it was possible that over the years other reporters and members of other sensitive professions have been treated in FBI files as potential informers — even if those people did not intend to act as bureau sources — but such contacts are governed by strict rules.

A government informer asked Mr. Cromitie if he still wanted to go through with a plot to bomb synagogues and shoot down military planes.

So if the W.B.C. or the W.B.A. were to provide a reason for a law-enforcement agency to investigate and if an informer surfaces, those bowls of alphabet soup would be subject to a smell test.

If that informer had been able to sit in the Coliseum watching Simon McBurney's mind-blowing production of the opera based on the novel (libretto by Cesare Mazzonis), he would have furiously exhausted his notebook long before the interval.