Sentence examples for material being made available from inspiring English sources

The police need to use surveillance, informers and forensic expertise to proceed against these wrongdoers, with all evidence (including intercept material) being made available to courts if required.

Au Yeung Ka-ho, a 17-year-old senior cadet in the Civil Aid Service, a local youth group, said that he had seen more copyrighted material being made available with BitTorrent during the pilot program than he actually reported to the government.

Archival material is made available for research purposes as soon as possible after it has been catalogued.

But, in Berlin, she says "all the reading material is made available online so you do not have to buy anything – that is a huge difference".

There is no difference in how their articles are vetted for publication; the difference is that the material is made available for free.

A spokesman said: "Crossovers with the Met's Operation Tuleta required the material be made available to them in the first instance, and no further referral could take place without the agreement of the Met, which has now been received".

An enormous range of material was made available to us, including a Masood journal and his early writings, as well as files on his group's creation of Al Faran.

"We would encourage any potential witnesses to continue to come forward, and ask that any evidence of written complaints or other relevant material be made available to the party so that we can continue with our investigation and complete it properly".

Universities from Britain to California are refusing to renew their expensive subscriptions, turning instead to "open access" publishing, an arrangement whereby material is made available free on the Internet with few or no restrictions except for the obligation to cite it.

No specific data or material is made available for this review research paper.

This material was made available to the participants including the orthographic transcription and the timestamps for phrase boundaries [108].