Sentence examples for conduct blanket from inspiring English sources

City officials noted that a federal judge in Boston had allowed the police there to conduct blanket searches of passengers on trains passing under the FleetCenter, where the Democratic National Convention was held last week.

The senior administration official said its legal basis was the so-called FISA Amendments Act, a 2008 law that allows the government to obtain an order from a national security court to conduct blanket surveillance of foreigners abroad without individualized warrants even if the interception takes place on American soil.

Nick Pickles, director of privacy and civil liberties campaign group Big Brother Watch, warned the technology could give police the ability to conduct "blanket and indiscriminate" monitoring: "It raises a number of serious civil liberties concerns and clarification is urgently needed on when and where this technology has been deployed, and what data has been gathered," he said.

Silber stated flatly that the NYPD "did not conduct blanket ongoing surveillance of communities".

Contrary to Silbers's claim that the NYPD "did not conduct blanket ongoing surveillance of communities," another Intelligence Division document -- a 2009 "briefing report" -- obtained by NYPD Confidential and the AP showed that the NYPD did precisely that.

Given the sheer size of the dog population in many Indian cities, it is unlikely to be cost-effective, logistically feasible or ecologically beneficial to conduct blanket CNVR interventions with the aim of controlling rabies nationally.

Marc Carey, a spokesman for the tax department, said it had conducted "blanket coverage" in notifying vendors of the change.

Former National Security Agency senior executive and whistleblower Thomas Drake revealed himself this week as the source for a lawsuit alleging the NSA conducted "blanket, indiscriminate surveillance" of Salt Lake City during the 2002 Winter Olympics.

New York City gave formal notice yesterday that it would appeal a ruling by a federal judge that barred the police from conducting blanket searches of bags and backpacks of protesters at the Republican National Convention.

"Indonesia has [in the past] conducted blanket advocacy for all of its citizens facing the death penalty abroad," says McRae, "including for narcotics crimes, since the execution of an Indonesian domestic worker in Saudi Arabia in 2011".

"It seems the government, at least for now, is not ready to conduct a blanket policy relaxation," said Tang Yunfei, an economist with Founder Securities in Beijing.