Sentence examples for providing certain information from inspiring English sources

As proposed by the AAA, the interviewers sought oral rather than written consent from all interviewees since the act of signing one's name when providing certain information can be considered a potential reason for mistrust and may stigmatize illiterate informants.

The study concluded there was "little or no relation between participants' reported privacy attitudes and their likelihood of providing certain information".

While some states have unequivocally said they won't comply, others have said they are legally barred from providing certain information to Kobach that he requested in the letter last week.

Judgmental attitudes were often linked to healthcare workers not providing certain information.

"Where we are lawfully serving a warrant on a provider so that they are required to provide certain information to the authorities, and that warrant has been gone through the proper authorization process — so it's entirely lawful — the company should take reasonable steps to ensure that they are able to comply with the warrant that has been served on them.

As part of its decision at that meeting, the national council requested Barns to provide certain information.

If one division refused to provide certain information, the European partner made the same request of another division.

The statute imposes an obligation on me in specified circumstances to provide certain information to the House of Representatives and I will endeavor to satisfy that obligation...

The company said that the I.C.A.C. issued a search warrant for its offices and that it had "been required to provide certain information with regard to the allegations".

If you choose to make a gift, you will be required to provide certain information that Cornell Alumni Affairs and Development (AAD) will need to credit your gift.

The Court imposes liability upon The Nation for no other reason than that The Nation succeeded in being the first to provide certain information to the public.