Sentence examples for start providing information from inspiring English sources

Few informants, law enforcement officials say, decide to start providing information to the government out of altruism; typically, they are caught committing a crime and want to mitigate their legal troubles, or are essentially taking bribes to inform on their colleagues.

He started providing information on what kind of people would be there and asking me some basic questions you know, like what kind of music I like to play.

Companies with more than 100 workers were set to receive a new form to report the data in September and start providing more detailed information to the EEOC in 2018. .

"When did you start providing false and misleading information to the special counsel's office?" he asked.

The company will also start providing Wall Street with more financial information on fast-growing segments that it wants investors to pay more attention to, said Mr. Kumar, citing Computer Associates' $900 million in network-management revenues as an example.

Google and Bing have started providing similar information.

Footnotes to the 9/11 Commission report indicate that by April 17 , 2003— a month and a half after he was captured — Mohammed had already started providing substantial information on Al Qaeda.

Nancy Keenan, president of Naral Pro-Choice America Foundation, sent a letter to Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, asking him to ensure that Siri gets her act together and starts providing accurate information about reproductive health options.

During this meeting, Smith suggested that he wanted Armstrong to start by providing information about local groups in Cambridge, before progressing on to national campaigns.

Turn that inverted pyramid upside down and start by providing information customers can use.

In addition, transposon mutagenesis mapping may reveal previously mis-annotated start and stop sites for genes as well as putative internal start sites, providing information on potential operon structure.