Sentence examples for data collection programme from inspiring English sources

In similar vein, Holder took the side of the establishment, in the eyes of many progressives, by defending the bulk data collection programme of the National Security Agency.

The case argues that the US government's Prism data collection programme, revealed by Edward Snowden in the NSA files, which sees EU citizens' data held by US companies passed on to US intelligence agencies, breaches the EU's Data Protection Directive "adequacy" standard for privacy protection, meaning that the Safe Harbour framework no longer applies.

Mr Watson, a former minister for digital engagement and until recently Labour's election campaign chief, said the Tempora data collection programme had been "mining our internet communications data without public knowledge on a colossal scale".

This was done using an internet based data collection programme called Survey Monkey (www.surveymonkey.com).com

The internet based data collection programme "Survey Monkey – http://www.surveymonkey.com/" was used to send out an electronic questionnaire to two thousand and twenty students.

In addition, a data collection programme reported quarterly on antenatal detection rates of small for gestational age birth weight as a regionally agreed key performance indicator.

The claims submitted by the human rights groups describe Prism and Upstream as US-run mass data collection programmes.

This presumably extends to the kind of GCHQ bulk data collection programmes such as Temp0ra and Prism disclosed by Snowden.

Congress is calling on the National Security Agency to detail the effectiveness of its bulk data collection programmes and will outlaw certain types of domestic surveillance, using two little-noticed clauses included in its giant federal spending bill.

The report from the intelligence and security committee into Edward Snowden's disclosures of GCHQ's mass surveillance personal data collection programmes paves the way for the introduction of the "snooper's charter" after the election.

Related: Intelligence and security committee report: the key findings It is hard to believe reading the ISC report that in the past few weeks GCHQ has twice been found to have been acting unlawfully for the past seven years for failing to disclose the human rights safeguards it employs in its bulk data collection programmes.