Sentence examples for broad searches from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bentley said this provision was intended to prevent individual cases of wrongdoing, and not to allow broad searches of the data that are linked together by the E-Verify system.

He might try to explain why intelligence agencies chose broad searches that could, as one judge noted, drag in and mark as suspicious anyone who had called someone who called someone who called to order from the same pizza place as someone who had caught the N.S.A.'s eye, when it had legal options, like individualized warrants, available to it.

Pictures, including mothers kissing their infants and women modeling lingerie, were picked up in the broad searches.

Using broad searches in NCBI's PubMed and the Genetic Association Database we looked for association, whole-genome linkage, genome-wide association, gene expression, pharmocogenomic, epigenetic, cytogenetic, and mouse model studies performed for BD until July 2009.

This country has had long standing support for individual privacy and an aversion to broad searches.

American colonists, particularly business owners, objected to general "writs of assistance" issued by British authorities that allowed broad searches and the subsequent seizures of discovered property suspected of being associated with smuggling or other crimes.

"This was a pretty broad search," Mr. Griswold said.

ABC signaled on Thursday that it would conduct a broad search for Ms. Sawyer's replacement.

Broad search terms, encompassing everyone in Ohio, or everyone on an AT&T plan, are out.

The researchers did a broad search for diseases that might show an association, generally providing weaker evidence.

When looking for hotels in, say, New York City, a broad search would display hotels across the entire city.