Sentence examples for custody of information from inspiring English sources

We will never know, in part because our government has never gained custody of information.

Each individual who retains custody of Information, and each system owner, is responsible for the application of this Guide Memo1.6.1 and all related University policies to the systems and Information under their care or control.

Since the media reached the height of its powers in the 1970s, there has been a pervasive effort to gain custody of public information in both the public and private sector.

Apple executives have often behaved as though the ultimate custody and control of information lies with them, and the company has gone to extraordinary lengths to protect its interests.

It said: "Sellström cautions that the validity of the information is not ensured in the absence of convincing evidence of the chain of custody of the data collected".

This complex network seeks to establish a standard for forest management, acceptable to environmental, social and economic member organizations, and as in any standardization or certification process, also here the "chain of custody" or information pedigree is central.

In addition, Mr. Ashcroft said, "a search of computers, computer disks and personal baggage of another individual in custody revealed the significant amount of information downloaded from the Internet about aerial application of pesticides, or crop-dusting".

They were responsible for maintaining the chain of custody and for initial intake of information after the first response units brought samples to the laboratory.

WASHINGTON — Days after the Justice Department closed out its criminal investigation of the deaths of two detainees while in the custody of the C.I.A., new information has surfaced calling into question official accounts of the extent of waterboarding by American interrogators.

SAN JUAN, P.R.  — The Justice Department on Friday made public the names of 55 detainees at the Guantánamo Bay prison who have been approved for transfer to the custody of other countries, releasing information sought by human rights organizations.

Systems and methods for validating authenticity and chain of custody — assertions about the provenance and ownership (respectively) of information.