Sentence examples for central government database from inspiring English sources

There is no central government database that allows officials to monitor water tests by local systems.

The secrecy and sparsity of the central government database contrasts sharply with a separate rogue landlord database run by the mayor of London's office.

Ellison proposes to link the central government database to a system of digital identification cards that would be optional for citizens but mandatory for aliens.

But the legislation also proposed a six-month transition period while the NSA moves to a new system that relies on asking telephone companies for specific records rather than maintaining a central government database.

Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister and a Liberal Democrat, defended the plan, saying he was "totally opposed to the idea of governments' reading people's e-mails at will or creating a new central government database".

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said he was "totally opposed to the idea of governments reading people's emails at will, or creating a new central government database".

The previous Labour government attempted to introduce a central, government-run database of everyone's phone calls and emails, but eventually dropped the bid after widespread anger.

We have filled this gap in the literature by compiling a database on central government public debt (external and domestic).

The central government has begun building a DNA database to help match parents and children, and it launched a Web-based emergency alert system.

The national database will allow the central government to take stock of the population's needs in various parts of the country and provide services accordingly.

The general public will not have access to the new database – it will be used by local authorities and central government.