Disseminates

For example, if an agency "disseminates" information via an online computer system, one speaks of permitting users to "access" the information, and online "access" becomes a form of "dissemination." ❋ ITY National Archives (1993)

"If you allow tax strategies to be patented, that tax strategy becomes public knowledge and that disseminates knowledge," said Lucas Osborn, assistant professor at Campbell University School of Law. ❋ Kristina Peterson (2011)

Secret Life, which follows the work of Dr. Iain Douglas-Hamilton and his colleagues at the Save the Elephants Foundation, widely disseminates information about elephants' complex emotional capabilities. ❋ Millie Kerr (2011)

SOS is cunning in the way it disseminates sectarian messages to captive student audiences. ❋ Wayne Besen (2011)

And California disseminates those ideas, in a way, since it is also on the cutting edge of what the next thing is as far as entertainment and fashion. ❋ Mike Ragogna (2011)

Free and open debate works best when it disseminates actual information, something that the Democratic Congressional leadership has striven mightily to prevent. ❋ Unknown (2009)

You may note a resemblance here to how news disseminates on the Internet and cable TV. ❋ Unknown (2009)

But, "If you allow tax strategies to be patented, that tax strategy becomes public knowledge and that disseminates knowledge," said Lucas Osborn , assistant professor at Campbell University School of Law. ❋ Kristina Peterson (2011)

Any company that manages, shapes, and disseminates the data -- on any subject or in any domain -- can power, drive, and direct the media economy. ❋ Peter Schwartz (2010)

Eliane, whose origins are in the State of Paraíba but who now lives in Rio de Janeiro, has also a personal website where she disseminates her literary work. ❋ Unknown (2009)

A travel alert disseminates information about short-term conditions, though this one doesn't expire until Jan. 31, 2011. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Some of us are chilled by the advent of drone warfare -- yet one more technical advance in the depersonalization of killing -- but as I think about the sort of reporting that evinces no curiosity about such warfare, that simply and bloodlessly disseminates its results, I realize that "drone reporting" has been going on for a long time. ❋ Robert Koehler (2011)

The simplistic design lacks the polish that Rossi's official site, which is how his campaign disseminates similar information about Murray, displays. ❋ Cat Rambo (2010)

And like a lightning rod he absorbs and disseminates it into the landscape. ❋ Lance Esplund (2011)

You may not disseminate any account of this game without [the MLB's] [consent]. Do not disseminate [my credit card number] fool! ❋ MeltdownX (2003)

No one thought of making a fortune by disseminating his work in [print]. It all [went in] giving [employment] or disseminating kindness. ❋ ScouserNeil (2013)

Man, he disseminated that shit everywhere! He disseminated that [info] like a [manwhore] at a [clusterfuck]. ❋ The Disseminators (2008)

John [paid] a [hooker] so he could disseminate on her. When he did, his [semen] was everywhere. ❋ Craig Winkels (2009)

At work [Carol] divided most of her time between [bukakke] shoots and the time it took her to disseminate after [sessions]. ❋ Dr Harry Johnson (2015)

[I am] a [Beverage Dissemination Officer] for [a living]. ❋ Merry Dankmas (2020)