Sentence examples for data exchange agreement from inspiring English sources

In a recent opinion piece, ACLU legislative counsel Neema Singh Guliani argues that the CLOUD Act sidesteps oversight from both the legislative and judicial branches, granting the attorney general and the state department too much discretion in choosing which governments the U.S. will enter into a data exchange agreement with.

Number or percentage of health care organizations in a geographic region with a signed data exchange agreement with the RHIO in place.

The likelihood of Level 2 missingness increases if there is no laboratory provider operating in the area that has a data exchange agreement with the insurer.

The result of a test that was performed may not be transmitted to the patient's claims data (Level 2) if the insurer has not established a data exchange agreement with the laboratory provider.

The GIEWS Workstation software is now in use at over ten national/regional early warning systems and data exchange agreements are in place with collaborating institutions.

The tax information exchange agreements also provide a framework for exchanging information upon request, which is not the same as an automatic exchange of information.

The merger of these VA and DoD facilities provided an opportunity to evaluate data in a combined VA/DoD patient population without the establishment of a formal biosurveillance sharing agreement or data exchange.

The mandates from the United States Mexico Border Health Association and the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists served as an initiation point for project activities but did not anticipate the need for additional federal-level agreements for data exchange.

Your articles on a draft Europe-US agreement – which creates a framework for data exchange on air passengers – overplayed the purposes of the accord (US to store data of transatlantic passengers for 15 years, 26 May; Clarke defends EU deal with US on air passenger data, 27 May).

Measurement results are consolidated in an IT system (database "BDF Bodendauerbeobachtungsflächen") at the German Federal Environmental Agency within the scope of the administrative agreement of federal and state agencies regarding data exchange to enable cross-national evaluations.

It is shown that asymptotic agreement on the estimates can be achieved through infinitely frequent data exchange among sensors which form a communication ring.