Sentence examples for allows the intelligence from inspiring English sources

Companies are legally obliged to comply with requests for users' communications under US law, but the Prism program allows the intelligence services direct access to the companies' servers.

But the bill allows the intelligence agencies to "scrub" the raw data to protect its sources and methods, and to remove any sensitive law enforcement information -- a provision that seemed to be inserted at the request of intelligence officials concerned about turning over their most closely held material to a new and untested department.

President Trump spends a lot of time berating Amazon, but the company runs a giant data cloud for the CIA that allows the intelligence community to share top secret information and, along with Microsoft and other tech companies, is pursuing contracts to build the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure Cloud (JEDI), potentially the largest IT procurement project in history.

Thus we might aim in practice [for conditions whereby] the functionless investor will no longer receive a bonus; and at a scheme of direct taxation which allows the intelligence and determination and executive skill of the financier, the entrepreneur... to be harnessed to the service of the community...

The aim is to allow the intelligence team to keep tabs on what is happening.

"Acknowledging the problems will allow the intelligence community to move aggressively to fix them".

Congress intended to allow the intelligence communities to access targeted information for specific investigations.

In May 2015, parliament passed a law allowing the intelligence agencies to tap phones and emails without permission from a judge.

Osborne said the government had recently set aside an extra £100m to allow the intelligence agencies to monitor "self-starter" terrorists travelling to Iraq and Syria.

One government official said the primary purpose of the finding was to allow the intelligence agency to shift money and effort into the hunt for Mr. bin Laden.

New Zealand's parliament has narrowly passed new legislation compelling telecommunication companies to allow the intelligence agencies to access customers' emails, texts and phone calls.