Sentence examples for information government from inspiring English sources
Before gaining access to national security information, government employees must take an oath affirming their responsibility to safeguard sensitive information.
The incident, he says, raises questions about how much information government agencies need to keep — and how long they need to keep it — to perform their functions.
It's true that compensation is often considered a private matter, but there are many jobs where employee pay is public information: government jobs, jobs at public universities and even the top jobs at non-profits and in publicly traded companies.
16 Deutch Investigation A special prosecutor investigating John M. Deutch, the former director of the C.I.A., expects to recommend that he be prosecuted for mishandling classified information, government officials said.
When the White House changes hands from one party to another, it is routine for the new team to adjust what information government agencies and Web sites put out about public policy.
By maintaining a bias to seek confirmatory information, government leaders launched a war in Iraq based on tenuous evidence while dismissing mounting evidence of emissions-induced climate change long after the data spoke volumes.
I think these leaks from Snowden are just the beginning of us all starting to ask questions about what information governments have got on us.
Because, make no mistake, some portion of the information governments call "intelligence" is nothing more than an attentive reading of the news.
"Since documents leaked by Edward Snowden have been published and analysed, the veil has been lifted on what information governments actually collect about us.
To address the need for timely and comprehensive HRH information, governments and organizations have been actively investing in electronic health information interventions, including in low-resource settings [ 3].
To address the need for timely and comprehensive human resources for health (HRH) information, governments and organizations have been actively investing in electronic health information interventions, including in low-resource settings.
