Sentence examples for information designated from inspiring English sources

F. Tier 2* means the portion of the Tier 2 information, designated as such in the generic DCD, which is subject to the change process in paragraph VIII.B.6 of this appendix.

F. Tier 2* means the portion of the Tier 2 information, designated as such in the generic DCD, which is subject to the change process in Section VIII.B.6 of this appendix.

In this case, what Google and others have done sure sounds wrong - if you've going to resort to tricking a browser into offering up information designated by default as private, you need to somehow message the user and explain what's going on.

Nothing in this section is intended to prevent disclosure to either House of the Congress or to any committee or subcommittee of the Congress, except that the Commission immediately shall notify the owner or provider of any such information of a request for information designated as confidential by the owner or provider.

Instead, it instructed its customers to perform one important step tagging" the information designated to be stored on the servers.

Within the bucket of data, Vickery found 47 viewable files and three downloadable files, some of which contained information designated as "Top Secret" or "NOFORN," a security term that stipulates that material should not be shared with foreign allies.

The MODS files for signing statements include no information designating the document as a signing statement, but only as a "PRESDOCU".

Laws for reforming central government, improving the disclosure of public information, designating the Hinomaru (Red Sun) as the national flag, and the Kimigayo as the national anthem were all enacted surprisingly quickly.

L. 95 511, § 201(a), substituted provisions authorizing communication common carriers etc., to provide information to designated persons, prohibiting disclosure of intercepted information, and rendering violators civilly liable for provision exempting communication common carriers from criminality for giving information to designated officers.

Among the latest is PARNAS executive committee member Natalia Pelevnaya, charged with "the illegal use of information equipment designated for the receipt of clandestine information," Only an expert in Kremlin gibberish could decipher the nature of her crime.

They are among the information elements designated as high-risk since they can be used for the purpose of identity theft.