Sentence examples for communications of any from inspiring English sources

It would be hard, however, for those reading this book to believe that their digital identities and electronic communications, of any type over any medium, have not been subject to unreasonable search and seizure, constantly and without warrants or recourse.

Once armed with these general orders, the NSA is empowered to compel telephone and internet companies to turn over to it the communications of any individual identified by the NSA.

For any contact you can see the last several communications of any kind with them.

The crux of the search-collection split is that the NSA can hide behind search oversight rules as a canard to collect, en masse, the communications of any or all American citizens.

This includes the people's right to private communications with their doctors and all electronic communications of any type.

I know the good and the bad of these systems, and what they can and cannot do, and I am telling you that without getting out of my chair, I could have read the private communications of any member of this committee, as well as any ordinary citizen.

Mike McConnell, the director of national intelligence, stresses the need for intelligence agencies to act quickly to intercept potential terrorist communications ahead of any court proceeding that might slow those interceptions.

As they reached his sanctuary in the hills, the militiamen pushed to get close enough to him to be heard shouting their anger about being dragged into a battle that few seemed to have wanted, or even understood -- and for having been left, once committed on the front lines, with inadequate supplies of ammunition, no communications devices of any kind, and none of the most basic comforts.

A former BlackBerry executive, who did not want to be identified because the person was not authorized to speak for the company, said last week that R.I.M. had never disclosed encrypted contents of communications to any government in the Middle East or elsewhere.

Those guidelines also make clear that, contrary to the repeated assurances from government officials and media figures, the communications of American citizens are – without any individualized warrant – included in what is surveilled.

Nick Clegg has said he supports measures to require internet service providers (ISPs) abroad to do more to provide information on the communications of potential terrorists, but opposes any attempt to store details of the visits of millions of ordinary people to social media and websites.