Sentence examples for referred information from from inspiring English sources

had referred "information from an individual concerning the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court" to federal investigators, Judiciary Committee Chairman Charles Grassley (R-Iowa), released a letter of support for Kavanaugh signed by 65 women who "knew him while he attended high school between 1979-1983".

Several Brazilian news media reports referred to information from SkyTruth, an environmental group in the United States that uses satellite images to track oil spills and other accidents.

He referred to information from the company's conference call with stock analysts on Wednesday, when Chief Executive Elon Musk and soon-to-retire Chief Financial Officer Deepak Ahuja were questioned about a sales slowdown.

In addition to the recommendations from the NFA, the midwives referred to information from medical authorities as reliable sources for dietary information.

There is a focus on developing relatively simple methods that refer to information from the discretised equation sets (often readily accessible in simulation codes) and do not explicitly use equation residuals.

It thus demands that depths be estimated by referring to information from more previous frames.

Please note to request only copies of your radiologic study on CD, please refer to information from "Radiology Imaging Release Unit" provided in the previous section.

She was referring to information from the organization's financial literacy class for its homeless residents.

Perceptually derived or 'stimulus-oriented' (SO) information refers to information taken in from the outside world (e.g. a concert or lecture).

Multiple informant data refers to information gathered from different individuals or sources used to measure the same construct (Horton et al. 1999; Litman et al. 2007b).

However, Michel said his repeated references to Hunt and "JH" in fact referred to information obtained from his special adviser, Adam Smith.