Sentence examples for point to information from inspiring English sources

The ruling says that search engines must remove links where they point to information that is "irrelevant or outdated" but that the original information itself can remain.

"Search engines point to information that is published online – and in this case to information that had to be made public, by law.

He also pointed to information in the documents suggesting that up to 5 percent of the fish might not be sterile because the process is not perfect.

It pointed to information on the latter CV, which was missing from the first, which made "Mr Owen" a more suitable candidate.

"The Egyptian state prosecutor pointed to information that the head of the street vendor union passed on specific information about the Italian student to Cairo police," the statement said.

But Acma pointed to information from the department's annual report for 2011-12 that showed it had 803 staff and that as at June 30 , 2012the salary range was $42,593 to $333,034.

Asked about the Hanuman's provenance, David Franklin, director of the Cleveland Museum of Art, pointed to information on the museum's Web site, which says the figure was acquired in 1982 with money from by the Leonard C. Hanna Jr. Fund.

In principle, a SNP label contains all the information necessary to characterize a variant or mutation, since it points to information in external databases somewhere.

Comments on Walker's blog point to other information suggesting the Chinese Olympic gymnasts are all 16 or older.

She mentions that he and his allies were believed to be using encrypted pornography sites at one point to exchange information in planning attacks.

Now touch-screen kiosks with the power to magnify images of objects, translate text and point to other information sources are found throughout the library's exhibition spaces.