Sentence examples for scope of collection from inspiring English sources

C.N.I.L. said the method of combining information from Google's search engine, YouTube, the Google Plus social network and other services "suggests the absence of any limit concerning the scope of collection and the potential uses of the personal data".

After studying Google's revised policy in depth, the agency said it believed Google had failed to place any limit on the "scope of collection and the potential uses of the personal data", meaning it might be in breach of several of the bloc's data protection principles.

Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman said ministers wanted to make it easier for the public to recycle at home and on the go, and to remove measures which encouraged councils to cut the scope of collections.

This research was used as a Scope of Collections Statement for the Steamtown National Historic Site.

This research was used for a Scope of Collections Statement for Steamtown National Historic Site and was published in 1991 under the title Steamtown Special History Study.

Security officials concede a need for greater transparency and for adjustments to broad domestic intelligence collection, but argue that limiting the scope of such collection would put the country at greater risk of terrorist attacks.

Dr. Ronald Hartman, curator of the Rocky Mountain Herbarium, discusses the physical collection of thousands of plants, as well as the scope of the collection.

It's the location, it's the scope of the collection — it's the Met!

But the internet has vastly expanded the scope of data collection.

But the scope of the collection -- stained glass, decorative mosaics, busts, statues, bas-reliefs, vases, candelabra -- was not known until now.

Catherine Maher, a writer and teacher from Shropshire, marveled at the scope of the collection, much of it assembled when the British Empire stretched around the world.