Sentence examples for to ask for data from inspiring English sources

Dr. Ackerman continues to teach and write, and also to ask for data and question his field's conventional wisdom.

Austin Holland handed out earthquake-preparedness pamphlets, and representatives of the O.C.C. spoke about their intention to develop better maps and to ask for data from a larger number of wells.

Before December 2011, TEK had the power to ask for data like this, but they could only do so in conjunction with a criminal investigation and with the permission of the public prosecutor.

That policy is, to oversimplify a bit, don't ask, don't tell — if a company using silver particles as an anti-microbial agent doesn't make undocumented health claims, the E.P.A. isn't going to ask for data showing it complies with the pesticide laws, absent some evidence that real environmental damage is occurring.

Part of the reaction may stem from the successful American effort in January 2012, opposed by Ms. Reding, to get the European Commission to strip from data privacy legislation a measure that would limit the ability of United States intelligence agencies to ask for data on the European Union.

Retrieve_Service_Data: It is used by the application to ask for data in a synchronous manner (i.e., on a request/response basis) according to the specified service.

If a law forbids employers to ask for genetic data, then job-seekers with good genes will simply volunteer the data, much as they brag now on their rsums about their backgrounds.

While Code for Hampton Roads works with data that is already available online, sometimes members or affiliates have to ask for bulk data, group co-captain Kevin Curry said.

So doing allows the mechanism user to ask for specific data deemed useful while ignoring unknown or unused information.

EU citizens who consent to their personal data being processed will also have a suite of associated rights — such as being able to ask for the data to be deleted, and the ability to withdraw their consent at any time.

The public is invited to ask for more data, and already we can see that it should include information from authorities, those quasi-public agencies that work quasi-underground.