Definition of FOIA in English:

FOIA

abbreviation

in response to a FOIA request for documentation, the jail provided a one-page handwritten log from January 14th
short for Freedom of Information Act
a federal judge concluded that these responses satisfied the government's duty under the FOIA
Example sentencesExamples
- The newspaper is currently pushing to make these statements publicly available through the FOIA office.
- They conclude that the opening of the Moscow State Archives has done more to promote greater openness than the FOIA.
- On November 20, 2003, they requested information under the FOIA.
- In passing the FOIA in 1966, Congress opened up the activities of the executive offices of the federal government to public scrutiny.
- In subsequent amendments, Congress modified the FOIA to clarify its provisions or otherwise improve its functioning.

Definition of FOIA in US English:

FOIA

abbreviationˈfoiəˈfɔɪə

in response to a FOIA request for documentation, the jail provided a one-page handwritten log from January 14th
short for Freedom of Information Act
a federal judge concluded that these responses satisfied the government's duty under the FOIA
Example sentencesExamples
- The newspaper is currently pushing to make these statements publicly available through the FOIA office.
- In passing the FOIA in 1966, Congress opened up the activities of the executive offices of the federal government to public scrutiny.
- On November 20, 2003, they requested information under the FOIA.
- They conclude that the opening of the Moscow State Archives has done more to promote greater openness than the FOIA.
- In subsequent amendments, Congress modified the FOIA to clarify its provisions or otherwise improve its functioning.

单词	FOIA
释义	Definition of FOIA in English: FOIA abbreviation US in response to a FOIA request for documentation, the jail provided a one-page handwritten log from January 14th short for Freedom of Information Act a federal judge concluded that these responses satisfied the government's duty under the FOIA Example sentencesExamples The newspaper is currently pushing to make these statements publicly available through the FOIA office. They conclude that the opening of the Moscow State Archives has done more to promote greater openness than the FOIA. On November 20, 2003, they requested information under the FOIA. In passing the FOIA in 1966, Congress opened up the activities of the executive offices of the federal government to public scrutiny. In subsequent amendments, Congress modified the FOIA to clarify its provisions or otherwise improve its functioning. Definition of FOIA in US English: FOIA abbreviationˈfoiəˈfɔɪə US in response to a FOIA request for documentation, the jail provided a one-page handwritten log from January 14th short for Freedom of Information Act a federal judge concluded that these responses satisfied the government's duty under the FOIA Example sentencesExamples The newspaper is currently pushing to make these statements publicly available through the FOIA office. In passing the FOIA in 1966, Congress opened up the activities of the executive offices of the federal government to public scrutiny. On November 20, 2003, they requested information under the FOIA. They conclude that the opening of the Moscow State Archives has done more to promote greater openness than the FOIA. In subsequent amendments, Congress modified the FOIA to clarify its provisions or otherwise improve its functioning.
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