Sentence examples for more information sharing from inspiring English sources

Tomorrow, ministers will look at more information sharing between tax authorities.

Despite threats of a veto from President Obama, the House passed its own cybersecurity bill in April, which called for more information sharing between national security and intelligence agencies and businesses.

But in the update filed with the federal court Thursday, ACLU lawyers said the government did not reunite all children with their parents by Tuesday and asked the judge to impose "remedies," including more information sharing and strict deadlines.

Since 2009, the Swiss have taken a number of steps to accommodate American demands, including agreeing to more information sharing, but banks have shown dogged determination to maintain their privacy law, which makes it a crime to divulge some client information.

"The key to successfully fighting this threat is not adding more bureaucrats or forcing industries to comply with government red tape," Mr. McCain said Friday in a statement that announced that he and seven other Republican senators had introduced their own bill that calls for more information sharing among companies.

That kind of cooperating doubtlessly required more information sharing than most rivals tend to do.

That is, viewers often watch the show while also using the web or social media to look up more information, share opinions, or see what others are saying.

Whether through targeted advertising, cross-selling or simply convincing their users to spend more time on their site and sign up their friends, more information shared in more ways, more publicly means more profits.

The remedy for that is simple: more vigilance and more information-sharing.

They include better laboratory facilities, less costly diagnostic tests and more information-sharing among international health agencies.

Miami is on higher alert, said its police chief, Miguel A. Exposito, and its counterterrorism efforts have been aided by much more information-sharing among law enforcement agencies.