Sentence examples for engaged with data from inspiring English sources

"We recognize that online search is creating legitimate concerns about privacy and are actively engaged with data protection authorities around the world to ensure that our practices meet the highest standards when it comes to protecting privacy," Peter Cullen, the company's chief privacy strategist, said in an e-mailed statement.

Speakers at the sold-out event included Greens senator Scott Ludlum and human rights lawyer Lizzie O'Shea, both of whom highlighted the pressing need for all of us to become more engaged with data protection.

By engaging with data users I gain crucial information and can act quickly in this fast-moving sector of the economy.

Participants at this year's camp will swap notes on how to overcome some of these obstacles, as well as learning about how to set up and run an open data initiative (from the people behind data.gov and other national catalogues), how to get the legal and technical details right, how to engage with data users, how to run events, hackdays, competitions, and lots more.

We therefore recommend that training activities like MMM should be of sufficient time for trainees to engage with data in a meaningful way.   3.

Cyber-based approaches may lack some of the appeal of fieldwork, but they offer students unique opportunities to engage with data gathered across time and from multiple, often remote sites while avoiding the logistical challenges to gathering such data.

He is the founder and Global Vice-President of SAP Startup Focus, SAP's worldwide initiative to engage with data-focused startups.

By contrast, they wrote: "Our belief is that for citizens to become meaningfully engaged with government data, they need to be able to draw their own conclusions about it".

As we engaged with the data we found that practice organisation, centring on delegation of work to nurses, was a factor mediating the practice's level of compliance.

The retention and motivation of CHWs could potentially improve if they more meaningfully engaged with the data they are asked to collect according to participants.

In general, research engaged with online vacancy data has typically relied on private job portals (Backhaus 2004; Capiluppi and Baravalle 2010; Stefánik 2012; Kuhn and Shen 2013; Masso et al. 2014; Beblavý et al. 2015).