Sentence examples for turn over data from inspiring English sources

In some cases, it has signed broad agreements with countries that they, rather than individual banks, will collect and turn over data.

Airlines and cruise ships, relying on passenger manifests, are already mandated under law to turn over data on travelers as they leave the United States.

The three governments agreed to cooperate with authorities in the United States and elsewhere in investigating tax evasion and, under certain circumstances, to turn over data on accounts at banks headquartered within their jurisdictions.

The secretary of transportation and his subordinate, the head of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, asked for powers to compel tire and auto companies to turn over data on quality.

UBS, the largest Swiss bank by assets, last year reached a deal to turn over data on more than 4,000 accounts to the U.S. authorities to avoid criminal prosecution.

The disclosure in Mr. Snowden's documents that Skype is cooperating with orders to turn over data to the N.S.A., for example, undermined a widespread myth that the agency could not intercept the voice-over-Internet service.

In 2004, Yahoo turned over data that officials used to help prosecute several dissidents.

In 2006, Yahoo turned over data that officials used to help prosecute several dissidents.

Microsoft said it only turned over data when served with a court order: "We provide customer data only when we receive a legally binding order or subpoena to do so, and never on a voluntary basis.

In 2009, UBS eventually agreed to pay a $780 million fine to avoid prosecution, and turned over data on 4,450 client accounts held by United States citizens suspected of evading taxes.

The law forbids the I.R.S. from turning over data from tax returns unless a parental abduction is being investigated as a federal crime and a United States district judge orders the information released.