Sentence examples for gave data to from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush says the law should give immunity to communications companies that gave data to the government over the last five years without a court order.
Democrats called Saturday for an investigation of charges that the Bush administration threatened to fire a top Medicare official if he gave data to Congress showing the high costs of hotly contested Medicare legislation.
Tommy G. Thompson, secretary of health and human services, ordered an internal investigation on Tuesday into accusations that the Bush administration had threatened to fire a top Medicare official if he gave data to Congress showing the high cost of the legislation that created prescription drug benefits for the elderly.
Activity Sheets: As students read, they might take notes using one of two graphic organizers we have created for this feature (both PDF's): Excerpt 1: "Ellsberg Yields, Is Indicted, Says He Gave Data to Press" (PDF Frontt Page, Robert Reinhold, The New York Times, June 28 , 1971Dr. Daniel Ellsberg declared today that he had given the Pentagon study of the Vietnam War to the press.
Can individuals choose to give data to private companies but not the government (or vice versa)?
Opponents of the deal say it violates the privacy rules on giving data to countries outside the union.
"Internet companies which are operating in Europe, such as Facebook and Google, must give … European countries the information about whom they have given data to," said Merkel.
"Internet companies which are operating in Europe, such as Facebook and Google, must give European countries information about whom they have given data to," she said.
Let's not forget that, while we're worrying about the newspapers, we're forsaking great swathes of our privacy by giving data to the state and to private companies, which have a poor track record of protecting it.
The testing procedure assists the designer in giving data to be used when dimensioning micro products involving integrated metal parts in a polymer product.
It may give data to law enforcement "in the good faith belief that such disclosure is reasonably necessary," its privacy policy says.
