Sentence examples for bulk government from inspiring English sources

"We stand firmly against bulk government data requests for user information, especially when they come with gag orders," the spokesperson said.

For some countries, this definition was simple: it included the retail market but excluded the bulk government tenders (which are often missing from IMS data anyway) [13], but for other countries the required subdivision of IMS channels was more complex (see File S1).

Both Mr. Istook and Mr. Conyers expressed concern that the moratorium would take power from state and local governments, which provide the bulk of government services, like police protection and education.

In terms of sheer legislative bulk, the government accomplished more than any other government in the 20th century save perhaps Asquith's pre-World War I administration or the administration of Margaret Thatcher (1979 90).

Taxes contribute the great bulk of government revenue.

Heavier tax levies were imposed on peasants, who provided the bulk of government revenue.

Even efforts to provide AIDS patients with treatment, which constitute the bulk of government financing, have fallen short.

But Japan has averted a crisis of confidence in its debt so far because domestic investors hold the bulk of government bonds.

With oil sales generating the bulk of government revenues, and with the public sector being the predominant employer, Saudi officials have long worried that the kingdom's lack of economic diversity could place at risk its long-term financial security.

Instead, the administration has hinted it may hold that information for only three years instead of five while it seeks new technologies that would permit it to search the records of telephone and Internet companies, rather than collect the data in bulk in government computers.

Coupled with the global decline in oil prices and a costly pipeline deal with Sudan that allows its northern neighbour to charge South Sudan a fixed rate of $25 a barrel, the bulk of government revenues – and the country's sole source of foreign exchange – has been virtually wiped out.