Sentence examples for nongovernmental data from inspiring English sources

"Thomson Reuters strongly believes that news and information companies can legally distribute nongovernmental data and exclusive news through services provided to fee-paying subscribers," said Lemuel Brewster, a Thomson Reuters spokesman.

"How private, nongovernmental data, like the University of Michigan survey, should be released is a universal industrywide issue that impacts all news and information companies and needs to be addressed in consultation with the market".

"Thomson Reuters strongly believes that news and information companies can legally distribute nongovernmental data and exclusive news through services provided to fee-paying subscribers," said the spokesman, Lemuel Brewster.

Everyone in society benefits, as governments can better measure the success of their programmes, and media and other nongovernmental organisations can use data to support their work and check facts.

However, in subsequent years, training was conducted for personnel in charge of monitoring systems at local nongovernmental organizations, which improved data quality.

Weekly electronic school attendance reports were received from the participating schools by short message service (SMS) or direct communication by phone to the central office of The Cambodian Children's Advocacy Foundation, Cambodia, a local nongovernmental organization for initial data processing.

There are many examples of nongovernmental groups collecting important environmental data based on laboratory analyses.

The council said that in deriving its estimates, it gathered data from governments and nongovernmental organizations and consulted extensively with scientific and AIDS experts in and out of the American government.

Data collectors from local nongovernmental organizations used a questionnaire to assess compliance with a referral recommendation and identify barriers to compliance.

The authors reviewed accounts of effective policies and interventions in PubMed as well as government and nongovernmental organization reports, and supplemented their data with recommendations from a WHO-sponsored conference held in March 2011.

In the meantime, some of the data has been obtained by nongovernmental groups and has already been published, including in The New York Times in 2006.