Sentence examples for new information arise from inspiring English sources
The Met said it could not establish if details of Operations Russell and Othona had been passed to Macpherson: "Should any new information arise relating to alleged corruption in the original Stephen Lawrence murder investigation it would be seriously considered".
However should any new information arise relating to alleged corruption in the original investigation into Stephen's murder, it would be seriously considered".
Another criterion listed was "respect for recruited participants and study populations," which includes, among other things, the requirement that researchers inform participants and the community if new information arises during the course of the research and develop strategies to inform communities of the results of the research.
But, he said, "if new information arises, we won't hesitate to improve the safety and reliability of our products".
While the N.C.A.A. said there was a window to reopen the investigation if new information arose, the announcement means that Auburn will be able to keep its 2010 Bowl Championship Series title.
Tesco's board concluded it had no choice but to pay up or face legal action, but the annual report states that "if new information arises which would change this assessment, we have explicitly reserved the company's rights to pursue recovery of these payments".
Project management allows--indeed, insists--that the components of a project be constantly revised as new information arises.
Whereas new information arises at a breathtaking speed, our ability to interpret the results and translate them into effective therapies is lagging.
This story is ongoing and will be updated if any new information arises.
And even when new information arises that would question facility safety, nuclear plant operators are give a free pass, told they do not have to submit to new tests or rules.
Descriptive saturation was reached once our community interviewer noticed no new information arising during interviews.
