Sentence examples for beyond surveillance from inspiring English sources
Comey's testimony will extend beyond surveillance, but surveillance has helped reshape the FBI since 9/11.
Caves, in this mythology, were deeply anti-American: beyond surveillance, devoid of information, immune to cultivation or colonization or commercialism.
Beyond surveillance, the new technology might help when teams of robots relieve humans of dangerous jobs like disposing of landmines, cleaning up after a nuclear meltdown or surveying the damage after a flood or hurricane.
Beyond surveillance, the poll found that Americans hold unfavorable views of the president and the Republican-controlled Congress as Mr. Bush prepares to give his State of the Union speech.
Their work went beyond surveillance: on orders from the bosses, they contacted dozens of snipers in Ukraine, Serbia and Slovenia and helped arrange for visas to bring them to Libya.
Even beyond surveillance, the Pentagon has also looked at airships for moving cargo.
Beyond the surveillance video, the police have had few clues to help guide the search.
None of Hannah's friends or family had ever seen her in a fugue state, beyond the surveillance footage from the Apple Store.
But beyond the surveillance and ethical implications of hacking our brains and our memories, the biggest outcry from readers came in the form of philosophical worry.
The air drop and potential strikes represent the first aerial campaign over Iraq since 2011 for a purpose beyond conducting surveillance on Isis, providing long-scheduled military sales or transporting the extra hundreds of US special operations "advisers" that Obama ordered into Iraq to help Baghdad confront the insurgency.
A growing body of research worldwide is showing that beyond disease surveillance, mobile phones can improve public health by connecting people with doctors for the first time, reminding people to take medications or bring children in for vaccinations, and even enabling doctors in remote areas to view, update, and manage crucial clinical records.
