Sentence examples for shared with foreign from inspiring English sources
"shared with foreign" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to describe something that was shared with or in a foreign location. For example, "The company's information was shared with foreign investors."
The report shows that some service providers subject to bulk collection orders were worried about publicity and whether information would be shared with foreign intelligence agencies.
But the next sentence – classified as not to be shared with foreign partners – states that governments "reserved the right" to conduct intelligence operations against each other's citizens "when it is in the best interests of each nation".
The book took six years to reach publication after Slahi's handwritten 466 page draft was stamped Secret and Noforn (Not to be shared with foreign nationals or intelligence services) by the US authorities.
National security officials participating in the review have questioned whether sensitive rocket and missile launching and fabrication technology might be shared with foreign governments as a result of the transaction, according to executives involved in the deal who asked not to be identified because details of the transaction are confidential.
R replied that Turkish law prohibits benefits derived from EICs to be shared with foreign entities.
Questions remain over how information harvested by domestic intelligence agencies might be shared with foreign equivalent agencies in other countries (and thus vice versa, as a workaround for any domestic surveillance limits).
He cut deals on product sharing with foreign manufacturers like Nissan and Volkswagen.
A bill that passed the Italian parliament last week would restrict the reach of financial crime investigations by limiting the kinds of information that Italian officials could share with foreign authorities.
The complaints before the ECHR focused on three different surveillance regimes: 1) The bulk interception of communications (aka 'mass surveillance'); 2) Intelligence sharing with foreign governments; and 3) The obtaining of communications data from communications service providers.
Key for Amnesty is implementing the Arar inquiry's call to end any intelligence sharing with foreign agencies that could lead to torture.
So, Secretary Kerry might want to share with Foreign Minister Zarif that a man from a Muslim country was just honored at a ceremony at the State Department, just as Dr. Norman Borlaug, an American hero, was hailed at an event in Iran.
