Sentence examples for passed on material from inspiring English sources

Ustinov passed on material not only proving Nazi intent, but showing that Hitler's private remarks about the British prime minister, Neville Chamberlain, were littered with schoolboy obscenities.

Burrell says he hired Clifford in 2001 to limit bad press coverage about him but, rather than stopping stories, the publicist passed on material to the now-defunct News of the World.

Accusing him of providing information on security sites in Israel including buildings and officials in political and security organisations, the statement said Segev also passed on material related to the energy sector.

Mr Hancock resigned from his post on the defence select committee as a result of the investigation but said he had not passed on material to Ms Zatuliveter which was not in the public domain or which was classified.

Mr Hancock resigned from his post on the defence select committee as a result of the investigation but said he had not passed on material to Miss Zatuliveter which was not in the public domain or which was classified.

Burrell said he hired Clifford to limit bad press coverage about him but, rather than stopping stories, he "betrayed" him by passing on material in a fax to Rebekah Brooks at the now-defunct News of the World.

Subsequently, Professor Silk encouraged me to pass on material from this edition to any scholar who requested it.

He didn't say Mr. Gupta didn't pass on material nonpublic information or that he didn't breach his fiduciary duty.

Perhaps more significantly, the impact on the community of parental practice of passing on material advantage to children is probably the greatest obstacle in the path of social mobility.

The eukaryotes were capable of cell division, which allowed DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid), the genetic coding material, to be passed on to succeeding generations.

Sometimes the material in which the information is encoded gets passed on; sometimes not.