Sentence examples for an individual order from inspiring English sources
Nearly 10 months after the Guardian exposed the controversial program, based on leaks from Edward Snowden, President Obama announced that he would seek legislation that would require the NSA to seek an individual order from the secret Fisa court before phone companies turn over data on their customers.
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 generally required the government to get an individual order from a special court before it could engage in electronic surveillance, though that court has too often functioned as a rubber stamp for government requests.
Setup cost is variant and depends on whether a joint order or an individual order is placed.
Frank Miller views the character as "a dionysian figure, a force for anarchy that imposes an individual order".
Can the Kindle or Nook help a vision-impaired individual order from the menu at a restaurant?
It gives the intelligence community the ability to conduct surveillance on overseas targets without requiring an individual court order for each target.
The chairwoman of the committee, Dianne Feinstein of California, agreed at the time that the intelligence agencies cannot "target a US person" under Section 702, and need an individual court order based on probable cause to do so.
Your Honor may not be familiar with the term SWATting; as Mr. Lynd described it at the hearing it is, quote, "where they try to place a false 911 call to the residence of an individual in order to endanger that individual".
Some countries, including Britain and America, allow so-called "non-conviction-based forfeiture" cases, which don't require a civil or criminal conviction against an individual in order to seize his assets.
Apart from delivering ads that are more likely to be relevant, the advertisers will also be able to limit the number of times an ad is shown to an individual in order to avoid irritating him.
In particular, why think one has to assume the existence of an individual in order to deny its existence?
