Sentence examples for facilitate law from inspiring English sources

Trapdoors in cryptography to facilitate law enforcement can be misused.

Mr Gillett denied Skype's moves had been designed to "facilitate law enforcement" but he did acknowledge the company would give the authorities access to messages if "a law enforcement entity follows the appropriate procedures" and the procedure was "technically feasible".

A Home Office spokeswoman counters that data on referrals is held in accordance with the Data Protection Act and "not used to facilitate law-enforcement activity".

Technology companies facilitating law enforcement investigations is certainly not a novel concept.

"Facebook has allowed hate speech and fake news to fester, censored activists at the behest of certain governments, facilitated law enforcement surveillance, and even actively aided in the distribution of anti-Muslim propaganda," said Mohammad Khan, the campaign director at MPower Change.

As health law enforcement staff, PHIs need comprehensive competency to apply large-scale public health knowledge and skill to facilitate their law enforcement activities.

"The move to supernodes was not intended to facilitate greater law enforcement access to our users' communications," Mr. Gillett wrote.

But the transparency database does not include information about brands' engagement with BFC and steps brands take to facilitate labor law compliance in supplier factories.

While declaring a state of emergency may facilitate waiving laws, the implications of such waivers must be carefully evaluated.

Well-established empirical laws like the Gutenberg-Richter law and the Omori's law facilitate the formulation of stochastic models of earthquake occurrences such as the epidemic-type aftershock sequence (ETAS) model (Console 2003; Helmstetter 2003; Ogata 1988 , 1998.

Mr Putin also said Russia had facilitated "international law, common sense and the logic of peace," in an apparent reference to his role in averting US intervention in Syria, a deal that resulted in Forbes magazine naming the Russian president the most influential person in the world, ahead of US President Barack Obama.