Sentence examples for citizens activities from inspiring English sources

And lawyers and the telecommunications industry argued the vague wording of the new laws would allow the intrusion into citizens' activities to expand over time.

Husic said there was still a lot of uncertainty about the cost of the scheme and he underlined privacy concerns by saying the legislation would create a "digital footprint" of citizens' activities.

Lawyers and telcos have called on the Abbott government to tighten its data retention laws, arguing their vague wording would allow the intrusion into citizens' activities to expand over time.

Instead, we need to grasp the continuity between citizens' activities and the institutional sphere, between urban movements and city government, between society and politics.

Part of the reason for this is that it is difficult at present to assess what cyberattacks could look like in the future, but another part is what seems to be a somewhat hidden policy of the government to use technology in order to increase their control over citizens' activities.

In the "United States of N.S.A.," citizens from Sydney to San Francisco are asked to blindly trust their governments to do the right thing, while governments meanwhile are verifying their citizens' activities.

A military-enforced curfew limits citizens' activity from 6 AM to 9 PM, except on Fridays when everyone must be inside by 7 PM.

Norman's Parks and Recreation Department facilitates 55 neighborhood and community parks, three recreation centers, a golf course and driving range, three disc golf courses, a complete swim complex with waterslides, a wading pool, 32 tennis courts, and three special services centers (that offer cultural arts and senior citizen activities).

Governments will be subservient to their needs (for insight into citizen activity, as payment gateways and much more) rather than the other way around.

Every year during the test period, the citizen activity tends to decrease towards the end of the summer, although the bloom events have not yet decreased markedly.

The ways in which individual governments monitor citizen activity is notoriously secretive in the interests of national security, and officials generally argue that preventing terrorism over-rides protecting privacy.