Sentence examples similar to she passed on data from inspiring English sources

No, my source said, the reason for all the C.I.A. leaks to discredit the Atta-in-Prague story was "that the Company made a boo-boo in not passing on data about Atta to the F.B.I. from Czech intelligence".

Tier 1 networks pass on data to intermediary Tier 2 networks, which typically pay to access to the Tier 1 fiber.

Symantec said the eavesdropping was possible because most wearables were very simple devices that communicated with a smartphone or a laptop when passing on data they have collected.

It must be guaranteed that the US customs and border protection authorities are not just passing on data willy-nilly to any old authority involved in the fight against terrorism.

He wrote that, in 2015, Facebook learned that Kogan passed on data on app users – which included details such as likes and location – to Cambridge Analytica and others.

It also clarified that the French authorities had passed on data in the form of "satellite-generated radar echoes" rather than images.

The company suspects the three executives of having sought to pass on data related to its electric vehicle program.

If severe restrictions are placed on networks' ability to pass on data, both they and the developers could end up making less money than envisaged.

Graham urged MPs to increase the penalties available to be imposed on those who abuse their position of trust by illegally exploiting or passing on data collected by the police, intelligence services and other government agencies.

It was the latest of a series of leaks to US journalists that appeared to come from inside the US intelligence community, passing on data that had been shared between the two countries as part of longstanding security cooperation.

It was the latest of a series of leaks to US journalists that appeared to come from inside the US intelligence community, passing on data that had been shared between the two countries as part of a long-standing security cooperation.