Sentence examples for individual's communications from inspiring English sources

Hague said: "To intercept the content of any individual's communications within the UK requires a warrant signed personally by me, the home secretary or another secretary of state.

"To intercept the content of any individual's communications in the U.K. requires a warrant signed personally by me, the home secretary or another secretary of state," he said.

He claimed that "to intercept the content of any individual's communications in the UK requires a warrant signed personally by me, the home secretary, or by another secretary of state".

Its recommendation is: "All capabilities which provide the content of an individual's communications should be subject to the same legal safeguards, ie they must be authorised by a secretary of state and the application to the minister must specifically address the Human Rights Act 'triple test' of legality, necessity and proportionality".

In 2010, for instance, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court approved every single request it received to monitor an individual's communications.

The report gave a lengthy defense of any bulk interception of data, stating that it cannot be used to scrutinize an individual's communications without the authorization of the state.

However, an individual's "external" communications may be intercepted indiscriminately, even where there are no grounds to suspect any wrongdoing.

"[Fingerprints] can be used to construct a kind of unique signature for any individual or group's communications which are often comprised of a collection of 'selectors' such as email addresses, phone numbers or user names.

The Metropolitan police has bought Geotime, a security programme used by the US military, which shows an individual's movements and communications with other people on a three-dimensional graphic.

The amendment would require companies to seek approval from a "supervisory authority" in a bloc country before transferring data on a person's individual electronic communications, whether phone calls, e-mails, Web searches or social media interactions, outside the union at the request of a foreign government or court.

While Voto Latino doesn't support individual candidates, the group's communications manager, Yándary Zavala, told The Huffington Post that the delay of the deportation relief announcement had angered many Latinos.