Sentence examples for new information disclosed from inspiring English sources

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, who heard the appeal, cited "important new information disclosed by Brady and his representatives in connection with the hearing" that had previously been withheld.

This new information, disclosed by officials as the anniversary approaches, helps fill in significant gaps in the narrative of what happened that Tuesday, helping explain a diabolical plot that involved years of planning and training across three continents yet required nothing more to execute than 19 driven and suicidal men, a half-million dollars and a handful of knives.

Unless new information is disclosed, even some of Mr. Negroponte's Democratic critics privately predict that he will quite likely win confirmation, but only after a grilling by senators that makes clear their concerns about his record in Central America.

Operation Weeting was set up in January 2011, after significant new information was disclosed to police by News International - which owned the now-defunct Sunday tabloid, the News of the World (NoW).

For conducting high quality research, we have chosen to offer the BREATH intervention in a structured way with new information being disclosed every week.

[Page C4.] Canada to Adopt Privacy Standard A new law to protect personal information disclosed through electronic transactions will take effect in Canada on Jan . 1 and it will eventually affect all domestic companies and those in the United States that have Canadian subsidiaries.

Midweek, when investigators had no new information to disclose, police taught viewers -- local and national -- how to be better witnesses.

What new information has been disclosed about Oppenheimer?

New information cannot be disclosed or transferred to commercial entities until it has entered the public database.

The NRDC analysis comes as new information is being disclosed to the public under a law Gov.

He faces three charges of disclosing information, disclosing information by interception of communications and disclosing documents.