Sentence examples for trade information with from inspiring English sources

The Z has NFC capability, so it can trade information with other NFC devices with a touch.

But he acknowledged under questioning that the information could also be obtained from foreign governments, though the United States does not normally trade information with highway safety regulators in other countries.

Although visitors can post E-mail to the organizer of the site (and wine neophytes can post questions to the Cork Dork), they cannot yet trade information with one another.

Of course, most of us don't think of our phones as part of the "media," but to Starr the phone is the ideal form of communication: it gives ordinary citizens the ability to trade information with one another and thus does more for the public sphere than any work of journalism possibly could.

Whittamore pleaded guilty in 2005 to illegally accessing data and trading information with the media.

Ms. Yu traded information with a mother who didn't dismiss her son out of hand.

Malashenko traded information with his colleagues in television; as a result, bulletins began popping up on the air.

By the account of state prosecutors, he traded information with Mr. Scarpa from 1980 through 1993, directly causing four Mafia killings and failing to stop several others.

Even as Republicans accused the networks of favoritism, a controversy arose over revelations that a Fox News executive, John Ellis, who is a cousin of Mr. Bush, was trading information with the Bush campaign on election night.

The organization also traded information with special-operations personnel about Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl, the soldier formerly held hostage by the Taliban, and apparently aided a law-enforcement investigation into Iraqi refugees in the US suspected of being bombmakers.

As the various cells are colluding, they may also be trading information with cells in another realm — the micro-organisms in the mouth, skin, respiratory system, urogenital tract, stomach and digestive system.