Sentence examples for authorised requests from inspiring English sources

"Far preferable, on any view, is a law-based system in which encryption keys are handed over (by service providers or by the users themselves) only after properly authorised requests".

"Far preferable, on any view, is a law-based system in which encryption keys are handed over [by service providers or by the users themselves] only after properly authorised requests".

On the very vexed question of encryption of the net – which David Cameron has vowed to ban in 2016 – Anderson says that companies should hand over the keys only after properly authorised requests but says that a master key held by the state or ideas for all data to be held locally in a unencrypted form are non-starters.

President Barack Obama authorised a request to target Awlaki in April last year, making him the first US citizen to be a legal target for assassination in the post-9/11 years.

They may also be required to authorise police requests for the communications data of journalists, lawyers or other legally privileged professions.

Dino Pardhanani, clinical lead for Sutton CCG, uses Kinesis about twice a week and says that GPs are also using it to request MRI and CT scans from radiologists, who can authorise the request without the patient having to see a consultant.

Brendan Montague, the director of an organisation called the Request Initiative, a "community interest company that makes Freedom of Information Act requests on behalf of charities, NGOs and non-profits", is seeking to argue that, by authorising his request, the public interest will be served by ending the secrecy around the financing of Lawson's charity.

Among the proposals is a plan to restrict the power for senior police officers to self-authorise access to people's phone and web browsing records to investigations of crimes that carry a prison sentence of at least six months; and the creation of a new body to authorize requests for communications data, i.e. rather than letting police officers or senior civil servants sign off on such requests.

This month the Obama administration authorised a $1.29bn £858mm) Saudi request to replenish stocks of specialist missiles, a move seen by critics as an effort to assuage Saudi anger over the US-brokered nuclear deal with Iran, the kingdom's key regional rival.

President Barack Obama authorised the deployment following a request from Iraq's government, the Pentagon added.

President Barack Obama authorised the deployment following a request from Iraq's government but not everyone has welcomed the news.