Sentence examples for data suppliers from inspiring English sources

The other spies were more prolific data suppliers, but remain interesting largely to the extent that they were agents: motives, style, tradecraft, mistakes.

A generation after a Tory government got the state out of the business of running telecoms and building ships, nationalised industries rooted in monopoly relationships with data suppliers remain at the forefront of the knowledge economy.

The survey, compiled from scores of national newspaper and news media associations with support from global data suppliers, covers more than 70 countries and accounts for more than 90% of the global industry's value.

Nor is the danger secrecy, which, as Posner notes, "is ubiquitous in a range of uncontroversial settings," a promise the government makes to protect "taxpayers, inventors, whistle-blowers, informers, hospital patients, foreign diplomats, entrepreneurs, contractors, data suppliers and many others".

Although data quality checks have been made on incoming data over the years, and feedback provided to the data suppliers, the WDC is ultimately a depository.

It's worth noting, however, that HERE does not count OSM as one of its data suppliers, and Microsoft seems to have slowly weaned itself off of using OSM data lately.

"Rival traffic data supplier Trafficmaster has won the data supply contract with the DoT worth £3m over three years, from ITIS," said Altium Securities.

He has served as a director of Acxiom, a data supplier to the Department of Homeland Security, and Allied Worldwide, which moves military families around the globe.

Mr. Swinton, 41, is the managing editor for global news at BridgeNews, a division of Bridge Information Systems, a financial news and data supplier in New York.

Rio ended 64p lower at £19.25, amid reports that chairman Paul Skinner was no longer in contention to take on the same job at BP. Data supplier Fidessa was the biggest gainer in the FTSE 250 after reporting results ahead of expectations.

This is supported by English contract law, and a great quote by Mr Justice Etherton in a case from 2005 where he said that a data supplier "is entitled, in principle, to impose a charge for use of its … data by, and for the benefit of, [users], whether or not [it] has intellectual property rights in respect of the data" (Attheraces v The British Horse Racing Board 2005).