Sentence examples for offer of information from inspiring English sources

He played down his interest and understanding of an associate's offer of information from the Russian government.

We reporters tend to consider the First Amendment sacrosanct, making it bad form to argue against an offer of information.

Turkey accepted EUCOM's offer of Information Operations (IO) support; EUCOM staff is developing an interagency proposal that will assist TGS/MFA in developing a more effective IO program.

Trump, Jr., downplayed the importance of the widely reported e-mail he sent in response to Goldstone's offer of information, in which he told the manager, "I love it".

One includes a reply from a U.S. intelligence officer to an offer of information: "If you mean Katyn affair am interested only if report shows German complicity," reads the telegram.

Members of Congress are pressing the state department on why Wang was not given asylum, why the US failed to accept his offer of information about alleged corruption among high-ranking Chinese officials and why the diplomats may have put his life at risk by failing to grant him asylum.

Thus, offers of information by other stakeholders are an important source of information, but these were not evaluated.

The limitation of the evaluation to websites excludes offline offers of information that might be given by the companies e.g. on labels or packaging of their products.

For future offers of information, it would be important to know which sources the consumers are using and whether they reflect on the use of disinfectants at all.

With help from the Web, of course, where sites offer plenty of information on telephone numbers and services.

You'd think an event like this would offer loads of information about the meat of the film, but that's not the JJ Abrams way.