Sentence examples for learning details of from inspiring English sources

This can be done more effectively, she says, by talking to people, learning details of their past and observing their current behavior.

Those moves come as the governor and the Legislature are learning details of the federal stimulus package that will bring at least $21 billion in aid to New York.

"While it has been rare for Governor Quinn to commute a sentence, the governor was compelled to act after learning details of this case," Katie Hickey, a spokesperson for Quinn, told me.

He said that because of all the attention to the issue, voters are learning details of Mr. Ehrlich's votes against gun control as a member of Congress and as a member of the General Assembly -- and of Mrs. Townsend's record.

The Iraqi people have paid a staggering price for the Bush-Blair war of choice – not least those families now learning details of the bestial abuse and murder of their loved ones by soldiers who at least knew well enough that the killing and torturing was not being carried out "in our name".

Many journalists spend -- some say waste -- enormous amounts of time pursuing a hot story not so much to serve readers or viewers as to be able to boast of having been half a step ahead of competitors in learning details of a municipal budget, the resignation of a cabinet member and, yes, the scheduled announcement of a vice-presidential candidate.

But Democrats said that elderly people would be angry when they learned details of the bill.

Japanese officials met recently with Pakistani officials, hoping to learn details of North Korea's technology.

Chevalier also learned details of sensitive discussions between Browne, Tony Blair, Gordon Brown and Peter Mandelson, sometimes by attending private dinners with them.

Pescara at first appeared to give the plan serious consideration to learn details of the conspiracy, he later claimed.

Moreover, Ugandans have yet to learn details of the deals signed between their government and oil companies.