Sentence examples for outmoded information from inspiring English sources

Fishing for trade-bait, the FBI covertly shopped this outmoded information, and they found a willing buyer at the East German embassy.

"Present practices for classification and declassification of national security information are outmoded, unsustainable and keep too much information from the public," the report says.

Dr. Fletcher — one of the psychologists who complained to the board about Dr. Denkowski's work — said that Dr. Denkowski's conclusion that Mr. Butler was mentally fit for execution "was based on outmoded, no-longer-accepted information".

He has argued that familiar notions of intellectual property become "towers of outmoded boilerplate" when applied to online information.

And even as law enforcement agencies from Ohio to Hawaii continue to adopt this advanced, still-evolving technology, civil liberties and privacy advocates on the Hill and around the country worry that the existing legal framework to protect innocent Americans from being swept up in the rising tide of information overload is worrisomely outmoded.

In addition, he spearheaded with the leadership team at the health system a massive effort to update Johns Hopkins' outmoded, inadequate and costly business and management information systems.

Since the end of the cold war, many people have argued that the nation-state is an outmoded concept inadequate to the borderless world of electronic information and international commerce.

The fundamental disease afflicting our cyber warriors is the now outmoded, synthetic and counterproductive separation of classified and unclassified information, a policy gleefully enforced by the NSA.

No longer will antiquated government disclosure practices bury public information in out-of-the-way offices and in outmoded formats.

Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg have taken the position that sharing of information and connectedness is the new social norm, and that privacy is outmoded.

However, data is incomplete, inconsistent and partially methodologically outmoded.