Sentence examples for compelled access from inspiring English sources

Senator Martin Heinrich (D-NM), another Armed Services Committee member, issued a statement questioning why schools should have this compelled access to bases, when they already can recruit online and can recruit on military posts with the permission of the base commander.

Current efforts include litigation against the FDA to compel access to the research data on which approval was granted for a new class of hepatitis C drugs.

But in an explanatory document accompanying the Bill, the government, amidst its lip service to the importance of strong encryption, explains that it would still compel access to "particular" devices or items of software.

At a time when US technology companies are already on their back feet on privacy and security issues in Europe and elsewhere, a future in which governments can compel access to users' data on whatever grounds they see fit would put them at a serious competitive disadvantage.

Assuming that the government has the legal authority to compel access, the question is whether the end-to-end encryption in Messenger is designed in such a way that makes it technically feasible for Facebook to provide access.

For the most part I worked with service users who had asked for help – they had not been compelled to access services.

San Jose argues that compelled public access to emails in the mayor's private email account would amount to an illegal "search and seizure" under the fourth amendment to the U.S. constitution.

The final piece is a statutory instrument called a Technical Capability Notice (TCN) intended to be served on comms services providers to compel decrypted access, i.e. provided the authorities have a warrant and have passed certain proportionality tests intended to safeguard misuse of the power.

Similarly, nearly 80percentt at least temporarily plunged into a red zone, where their income dropped near or below the poverty line, or they were compelled to gain access to a social safety net program.

That a charity like the cancer society felt compelled to join the access debate reflects both the urgency and the resonance of the issue.

The threat to total beach access has compelled the local government to get involved in beach management for the first time.