Sentence examples for escape surveillance from inspiring English sources

Because the emails are saved as drafts only, they escape surveillance and so the email account acts as a discreet communications channel.

The Home Office is facing more embarrassment over the monitoring of terror suspects as new details emerge of the apparent ease with which a Somali-born suspect was able to escape surveillance last Friday.

Justice Alito also rejected arguments based on the steps the plaintiffs had taken to escape surveillance, including traveling to meet sources and clients in person rather than talking to them over the phone or sending e-mails.

At the same time, Mr. Cronkite dismissed as "perfectly ridiculous" any suggestion that live television cameras should be permitted on battlefields, and he added: "I am a little bit concerned when I read the detailed stories about the weaknesses of our security against chemical and germ warfare; it seems to me that we are giving potential enemies a blueprint of how to escape surveillance".

Perhaps, the darknet – which Bannon describes as being like "Paris in the 20s" and Empire as "discovering America again" – has the potential to be a bastion of free speech and creativity, where art can escape surveillance and commercialism, to blend with new technology and hard truths in a way that is no longer possible on the surface internet.

No longer can dissidents travel abroad to escape surveillance, now their communications can be monitored everywhere they go.

Escaping surveillance by the police from one jurisdiction, Mr. Gönner explained, required simply renting an apartment on the opposite bank of the river.

The terror suspect who escaped surveillance by disguising himself as a woman in a burqa was under restrictions to stop him travelling overseas to support terrorism, the home secretary has told MPs.

Mohammed Ahmed Mohamed, the terror suspect who escaped surveillance wearing a burqa, is seeking damages from the government in a human rights legal challenge involving allegations of torture, it has been revealed at the high court.

The third and last line of defense that is invoked if an aberrant transcript escapes surveillance and is translated appears to be the incredibly elaborate system of ubiquitin-based signaling which is one of the functional signatures of eukaryotes and is responsible for most of the regulated proteolysis and much of protein topogenesis in eukaryotic cells [ 73- 76].

Now it's the place where people go to escape government surveillance.