Sentence examples for collection debated from inspiring English sources

The N.S.A.'s aggressive warrantless surveillance, though reined in by legislation after it was exposed by The New York Times in 2005, included the phone data collection debated by the House on Wednesday.

In arguing for the agency of the image, this unique collection debates post-traumatic memory, documentary ethics, embodied vision, and the recycling of images.

Data collection, another intensely debated arena, seems to be the need of the hour for government bodies to analyse, improve and facilitate evidence-based interventions to reduce fatalities.

Handily, the Nazis had rounded up the German Sinti and Roma and interned them in "collection camps" while they debated how to annihilate them.

In a recent collection of essays debating the merits of De Felice's work, Denis Mack Smith, an Oxford historian, denounces De Felice for minimizing the uglier side of Fascism, like Mussolini's personal responsibility for killing political opponents and leading Italy to ruin in World War II.

All researchers were conscious of their personal and professional biases, and therefore constantly reflected and debated during data collection and analysis to improve the credibility of the data.

The paper is part of a collection on "Debating Open Access".

Among the controversies highlighted by the Parsee Punch collection are debates about land revenue, taxation and taxes on liquor.

The ambitious plan moves Disney deeper into the hotly debated terrain of personal data collection.

FOR MONTHS, Congress has debated the National Security Agency's telephone metadata collection program, without legislative result.

I've debated time and again about shipping off the collection to a service for digitization, but never quite got around to it.