Sentence examples for incidental collection from inspiring English sources

"This appears to be all legally collected foreign intelligence under FISA, where there was incidental collection that then ended up in reporting channels and was widely disseminated," Nunes said at his first press conference that day, at the Capitol.

Incidental collection of lymph is not typically a problem with sea turtles, but collecting blood from smaller animals with much smaller vessels and sinuses can prove more challenging.

However, they now: "Are authorized to unmask UK contact identifiers resulting from incidental collection".

White House officials started to raise the issue of incidental collection with reporters, including me.

He suggested that I read a piece in The Hill_ _about incidental collection.

Intelligence analysts are typically taught to chain through contacts two "hops" out from their target, which increases "incidental collection" exponentially.

The chairman has backed down from his most explosive claim ― that Trump was personally subjected to incidental intelligence collection ― saying he won't know for sure until he hears back from intelligence and law enforcement officials. .

On Wednesday, Nunes told reporters that an unnamed source provided him with dozens of reports showing that Trump associates ― and maybe even the president himself ― were subject to "incidental" intelligence collection in the final months of the Obama administration.

The wall text says their number is down to 12. "Crafting Utopia" consists of more than 100 items, many of them small or incidental, from the collection of the Hancock Shaker Village in Pittsfield, Mass.

Incidental failures during sample collection, transport or chemical analysis accounted for a negligible proportion of lost air or urine samples.

Our enjoyment of the museum's unequalled collections feels incidental to another, mysterious purpose, perhaps known only by some executive cabal.