Sentence examples for authorities to access from inspiring English sources

At issue is an interim agreement that allows the U.S. authorities to access European bank transactions as part of anti-terrorist investigations.

Mr Blunkett also recently proposed a "snoopers' charter", enabling a myriad of public authorities to access information about the public's telephone calls and emails.

Google has called for changes in the 17-year-old law that allows US authorities to access people's online lives without a warrant.

At the same time, technology companies are increasingly offering software and hardware safeguards that make it difficult, or even impossible, for outsiders — including government authorities — to access the private information that people share on social-networking sites and elsewhere.

In June, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo suspended New York's participation in a key federal program, called Secure Communities, that makes it easier for immigration authorities to access the fingerprints of everyone booked into a local jail and to begin deportation proceedings against noncitizens.

Unlike Twitter, where messages are usually public, and Facebook – whose privacy settings are not used properly by many users and which for technical reasons is easier for authorities to access at a later date – BBMs are private to recipients and encrypted during transmission, a fact of which many rioters were aware.

He said a man had called the telecoms giant three times in February 2011 claiming he had authority to access the data.

When Ricca, who had been given authority to access all documents, got too assertive, dark forces within the Curia leaked a story about him to the Italian press.

"If you intend another person to help you with bill paying and so forth, that person has the authority to access the account, to make deposits and withdrawals," Mr. Sabatino explained.

The draft Investigatory Powers Bill is expected to give police the authority to access the browsing history of any computer user in Britain and require telecommunications companies to retain information about customers' website visits.

The provisions give the government the authority to access business records, operate roving wiretaps and conduct surveillance on "lone wolf" suspects with no known link to foreign governments or terrorist groups.