Sentence examples for requesting insights from inspiring English sources

The parents will be able to control how this data is used by requesting insights or not, or by disallowing the data to be shared across apps, if they don't want it to be.

Before deciding whether to implement the recommendations, the Victorian Government requested further insights from men and women who donated gametes in Victoria before 1998, when it became mandatory for donor-conceived people to have access to identifying details about their donor without the donor's permission.

One example of the globally common religious practice of requesting power or insight from the supernatural is the Sun Dance.

"It's not everyday moderating activities so much as it is email requests and member requests and insights, and there are a lot of things I have to report to my boss that I don't feel conformable speaking with you about".

The correspondence, obtained by VICE News in response to an open records request, provides deep insight into public opinion about the shooting in the city of Ferguson and the racial tensions between whites and blacks in the state and around the country that have been laid bare since the 18-year-old Brown died.

Health care agencies, stakeholders and policy makers will request a rapid insight into health status to take care of the needs of the affected population [ 2].

Publichealth care providers, stakeholders and policy makers request a rapid insight into health status and needs of the affected population after disasters.

Continental Airlines, Northwest Airlines and Delta Air Lines filed a motion with the Department of Transportation requesting that British Airways produce a study that may provide insight into how the planned alliance would affect airline competition.

Still, the budget request offers insight into the White House's research priorities and can play an important role in negotiating final spending levels for the 2015 fiscal year, which begins 1 October. .

In the dystopian alternate reality television show, The Man in the High Castle, depicting America after Imperial Japan and Nazi Germany have won World War II, a Japanese official requests the insight of an American antiques dealer who would like to serve as an interpreter of the conquered colony.

"The material requested provides important, and often unique, insights into Mr Blair's thinking and the commitments he made to President Bush, which are not reflected in other papers", Chilcot stressed.