Definition of FOI in English:

FOI

abbreviation

British

Freedom of information (with reference to the public's legal right of access to information held by government agencies and public authorities).
train operating companies were sent FOI requests asking how many of their directors were on six-figure salaries
See Freedom of Information Act
an official document that fell within the scope of FOI laws
Example sentencesExamples
- The files were made public following FOI requests.
- FOI has already begun to change the way government makes information available to the public.
- "I think the FOI Act will make a radical difference to the way politicians behave."
- But for every case like this, which reveals why FOI is necessary, there are thousands in which nothing sinister emerges.
- A spokeswoman from the borough's council housing, said: "When responding to FOI requests we have to operate within the letter of the law."

Definition of FOI in US English:

FOI

abbreviation

British

Freedom of information (with reference to the public's legal right of access to information held by government agencies and public authorities).
train operating companies were sent FOI requests asking how many of their directors were on six-figure salaries
See Freedom of Information Act
an official document that fell within the scope of FOI laws
Example sentencesExamples
- "I think the FOI Act will make a radical difference to the way politicians behave."
- A spokeswoman from the borough's council housing, said: "When responding to FOI requests we have to operate within the letter of the law."
- FOI has already begun to change the way government makes information available to the public.
- The files were made public following FOI requests.
- But for every case like this, which reveals why FOI is necessary, there are thousands in which nothing sinister emerges.

单词	FOI
释义	Definition of FOI in English: FOI abbreviation British Freedom of information (with reference to the public's legal right of access to information held by government agencies and public authorities). train operating companies were sent FOI requests asking how many of their directors were on six-figure salaries See Freedom of Information Act an official document that fell within the scope of FOI laws Example sentencesExamples The files were made public following FOI requests. FOI has already begun to change the way government makes information available to the public. "I think the FOI Act will make a radical difference to the way politicians behave." But for every case like this, which reveals why FOI is necessary, there are thousands in which nothing sinister emerges. A spokeswoman from the borough's council housing, said: "When responding to FOI requests we have to operate within the letter of the law." Definition of FOI in US English: FOI abbreviation British Freedom of information (with reference to the public's legal right of access to information held by government agencies and public authorities). train operating companies were sent FOI requests asking how many of their directors were on six-figure salaries See Freedom of Information Act an official document that fell within the scope of FOI laws Example sentencesExamples "I think the FOI Act will make a radical difference to the way politicians behave." A spokeswoman from the borough's council housing, said: "When responding to FOI requests we have to operate within the letter of the law." FOI has already begun to change the way government makes information available to the public. The files were made public following FOI requests. But for every case like this, which reveals why FOI is necessary, there are thousands in which nothing sinister emerges.
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