Sentence examples for available to a third from inspiring English sources

In Mozilla Public License, commercial use means distribution, or otherwise making the covered code available to a third party.

In the US, there's no legal requirement stipulating a financial institution must make a consumer's financial data available to a third party in the event that a consumer provides affirmative consent.

If there had been a general consensus on HP’s board that the leaker should be identified, the simplest approach would have been to ask all directors, again at a face-to-face meeting, to make their telephone and e-mail records available to a third party investigator.

This is possible if funds are made available to: (a) Third sector (not for profit) institutions such as numerous hospitals, welfare agencies, schools, childcare centers, elder care, museums, etc.--if they commit themselves (i) to spend at least 85% of the funds allotted to them on wages (benefits included) and (ii) not to engage in net labor force reduction.

Anonymous data does not permit re-identification of individuals with anything more than a negligible degree of certainty, no matter how much additional information is available to a third party.

Coding measure will ensure that this information is not available to a third party and is only accessible via an encoding key to the principal investigators of the R-FACT study.

Plus, they can brand their service as they like – like as Four Seasons is doing, for example – and keep their customers' data in-house, instead of making it available to a third-party like Facebook.

These revised materials were made available to a second group of invited participants before they attended a second, smaller, validation meeting held in October 2009 which lasted for four hours.

The second estimator of α that we consider is based on the second-order moment statistic D. This statistic is appealing because we can express the expected value of E[ D| N] exactly, whereas E[ D| N] is only available to a first-order approximation.

Coastal residents became concerned when Ms. Kitzman advised the board of the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association, which provides insurance along the coast when private insurers are not available, to hire a third party to conduct an analysis of the possibility of raising premium rates territorially, depending on the level of risk to an area.

Instead of ubiquitous access, AT&T and Comcast agreed only that within two years after closing the Time Warner Entertainment deal -- something expected next spring -- they would make America Online cable modem service available to about a third of their roughly 22 million combined subscribers.