This refers to technology that can be used to examine the content of traffic that passes through telecommunications networks.
If the government wants to examine the content of E-mail, Chertoff explained, a judge will require far more evidence of possible criminality than that required for a pen register or a trap-and-trace.
Others are upper-body portraits that can seem like beefcake poses until you examine the content of the tattoos, or notice the depths of sorrow in the eyes of the subjects.
Clegg also says the legal framework by which agencies can examine the content of communications is governed by laws written 14 years ago, before the internet revolution took hold.
There are some legal constraints governing their power to examine the content of those communications, but there are no technical limits on the ability either of the agency or its analysts to do so.
Ed Giorgio, who is working with McConnell on the plan, said that would mean giving government the authority to examine the content of any e-mail, file transfer, or Web search.
"This makes it particularly useful for the development of new targets, since it is possible to examine the content of messages sent months or even years before the target was known to be of interest".
For some constitutional experts, the most egregious provision passed on Monday was an article stating that the constitutional court and the president, who signs legislation into law, are not allowed to examine the content of a constitutional amendment.
"This makes it particularly useful for the development of new targets, since it is possible to examine the content of messages sent months or even years before the target was known to be of interest".
The purpose of this research was to examine the content of physicians' colorectal cancer screening recommendations.
In order to examine the content of the abstracts, we analyse words of articles' titles (3b) and abstracts (3d).
