Sentence examples for illegally retaining from inspiring English sources
The fifty-ninth — illegally retaining national defense information, to which Lee pleaded guilty — is serious enough.
His concerns are echoed by a government adviser on transparency who warns that police appear to be illegally retaining number plate data for up seven years.
A former National Security Agency contractor described as a "hoarder" by his lawyer pleaded guilty Thursday to illegally retaining a huge volume of government secrets at his house in what investigators initially suspected could be a major espionage case.
"Our national security demands that the sort of conduct alleged here — violating the government's trust by illegally retaining and disclosing classified information — be prosecuted and prosecuted vigorously," Lanny A. Breuer, the assistant attorney general in charge of the Justice Department's criminal division, said in a statement.
Netflix was forced to do so by a class-action lawsuit, which alleged that the company was illegally retaining and disclosing the personal information (browsing history, etc). of former customers.
The IPT's initial ruling said that communications from the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights and the South African non-profit Legal Resources Centre had been illegally retained and examined.
The investigatory powers tribunal ruled that GCHQ spied on various NGOs including Amnesty International and illegally retained and examined their online traffic.
The IPT upheld complaints by the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights and the South African non-profit Legal Resources Centre that their communications had been illegally retained and examined.
Madonna claimed that Rocco, who had lived with her in New York since she divorced Ritchie in 2008, had been illegally retained in Britain after visiting his father last year.
The government alleged that Drake had illegally retained and shared top-secret documents related to Trailblazer, a program designed to help the N.S.A. track cell phones and e-mail.
In the original judgment, the IPT said that communications by the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights and the South African non-profit Legal Resources Centre had been illegally retained and examined.
