Sentence examples for incidentally collected from inspiring English sources

Even if Obama accepted all the recommendations that parallel Leahy-Sensenbrenner (that would affect the phone dragnet, other bulk collection, National Security Letters, back door searches, and other use of incidentally collected US person data), it would still preserve Executive prerogative to resume such practices.

It plans in the coming weeks to issue another report evaluating the NSA's collection of bulk foreign Internet communications, which have included those with Americans "incidentally" collected.

The committee says it is unavoidable that some innocent communications may have been incidentally collected.

Particles incidentally collected from 18 faces were examined by analytical scanning electron microscopy.

"May retain unminimized UK contact identifiers incidentally collected under this authority within content and metadata stores and provided to follow-on USSS (US Sigint System) applications".

"The new policy expands the previous memo issued in 2004 that only allowed the unminimizing of incidentally collected UK phone numbers for use in analysis.

The privacy issue associated with mobile crowdsensing applications arises from the potential to incidentally collect sensitive data about participants [25].

It would also do nothing to limit NSA programs officially targeted at foreigners that "incidentally" collect vast amounts of American communications.

Although the search engine does not sift through the American telephone metadata records that the government sweeps up under Section 215 of the PATRIOT Act, it does frequently incidentally collect American records.

Other instructions included mapping part of the north shores of Ellesmere Island and Greenland, and incidentally collecting scientific information.

If the government, using FAA surveillance, "incidentally" collects the communications of U.S. persons because they are on the other end of a conversation with a non-U.S.