Sentence examples for data from member from inspiring English sources
It is neither equipped nor allowed to collect crude data from member states.
The institute receives its data from member insurers, who process the great majority of all automobile collision claims, Ms. McCartt said.
In a break with normal UN practice, the WHO will no longer be required only to rely on data from member governments: it can now use non-government sources, including the press and the internet, in its surveillance.
The UN, the World Bank and the IMF get free data from member countries, use taxpayers' money to compile it and then sell it in an inefficient, stupid system.
The latest report from the EMA collates data from member states on the sales of antibiotics for veterinary purposes in 2014, and shows that antibiotic use on farms fell by about 2% on the previous year overall, and by as much as 12% in many countries.
As part of the European Commission (EC)'s revision of the Sewage Sludge Directive and the development of a Biowaste Directive, there was recognition of the difficulty of comparing data from Member States (MSs) because of differences in sampling and analytical procedures.
David Anderson QC, the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, concluded that laws giving MI5, MI6 and GCHQ the right to gather large volumes of data from members of the public had a "clear operational purpose".
(Data from members of the investors' council showed that 28 percent of them were making their impact investments in the developed world, 41 percent in emerging markets and 31 percent in both).
We are aware of no prior studies that have gathered substantial empirical data from members of biobanks within the United States.
That latter part is down to the startup's plans to start taking DNA data from members and match them accordingly.
In order to examine the theoretical expectations about interactions between personal citizenship status and country-level conditions, I need individual-level data on immigrants, data on citizenship policy, and attitudinal data from members of the host populations.
