Sentence examples for collected abroad from inspiring English sources

Recently, the Chinese government has been increasing its capability to use all types of personal data collected abroad, she added.

Meanwhile, Western law enforcement is awash in computer crime and lacks the resources and skilled manpower to tackle it effectively, especially when evidence putting individuals' fingers on keyboards must be collected abroad.

Mr. Obama also said he was taking the "unprecedented step" of extending privacy safeguards to non-Americans, including requiring that data collected abroad be deleted after a certain period and limiting its use to specific security requirements, like counterterrorism and cybersecurity.

The weaving, about five feet by four feet, is among 35 rugs collected abroad by Dr. Walter N. Keolz, a naturalist and botanist, who did research in the Arctic, the Himalayas, India and Iran from the 1920's to the 1950's.

Given my situation, there is, of course, no desk to clean out; there are no knickknacks collected abroad over my 24 years to package up.

A lawsuit brought last fall against the Screen Actors Guild by actor Ken Osmond, a member of the guild who played Eddie Haskell on "Leave it to Beaver" in the 1950s, has revealed the existence of a secret 2002 agreement between the studios and the guild, granting the major studios half of the money collected abroad on behalf of actors from the sale of DVDs, blank VHS tapes and cable transmissions.

But it emphasized that it was focused on "foreign" intelligence collection — not domestic — and pushed back against the notion that it was collecting abroad to "get around" legal limits imposed by domestic surveillance laws.

The emphasis, however, has always been on the extensive gardens and the mansion, which is filled with stained-glass windows from England, intricate oak woodwork, fireplaces taken from European castles and furnishings and artwork collected from abroad.

While the dance film has grossed only $32.9 million in the U.S. and Canada since its release July 27, the 3-D movie has collected $83.4 million abroad.

Likewise, the agency's relatively free hand when collecting data abroad can enable de facto bulk collection at home under nominally targeted authorities designed for domestic use.

Does the publisher have an international network to collect money abroad via sub-publishing agreements or via membership of overseas collection societies?