Sentence examples for legitimate information from inspiring English sources

The legitimate information rose to the surface.

"At the very beginning," Streeter said, "you thought he was asking for legitimate information?" "Yes, sir".

He added that from the extent of the payments to Whittamore it also seemed clear that he was being asked to do legitimate information searches "that should have been done by reporters themselves".

In writing about the Google notice, which follows a European court of justice ruling, the Mail's editor, Simon O'Neill, argued that it is "an assault on the public's right to know perfectly legitimate information".

If this is the only place where sustainability impacts and performance are discussed, companies will not meet the legitimate information needs and expectations of many of the stakeholders who are interested in their performance on environmental and social issues.

The jury was denied information about the case that was available to everybody else in the country – not irrelevant information, not prejudicial information, but valid and legitimate information to which they should have had access.

These agencies carelessly allow identity thieves to implant fraudulent addresses into their systems that replace legitimate address information.

Rep. Trent Franks, the Republican sponsor, said fetuses can feel pain at that point, but the American College of Gynecologists and Obstetricians said  it "knows of no legitimate scientific information" supporting that claim.

If not exactly legitimate, secret information is often useful in apprising countries of the intentions of others.All the other cases are symptoms of two Latin American diseases: the partisan abuse of intelligence services by governments to spy on political opponents, and a tendency for spy agencies to pursue their own agendas.

The class of whites, the majority of whom had supposed that a black man or woman cannot be the bearer of legitimate, significant information, was made to think again.

While this response may seem plausible enough as far as it goes, it does bring out the extent to which much of the work of distinguishing the explanatory from the non-explanatory in Van Fraassen's account comes from a very general appeal to what is accepted as legitimate background information in current science.