Sentence examples for information swept from inspiring English sources

Channel 4 News and the Guardian said existing rules were modified in 2007 to allow the US to keep information swept up incidentally about Britons not suspected of criminal activity.

In fact, it has been said that the sheer quantity of information swept up hampers true, specific investigation of very real threats.

But experts agree that far too much information is classified, and too much non-classified information is swept into the ambit of secrecy -- to the point that entire policies have been improperly withheld from public and even from Congress.

"We need to make substantial reforms to our surveillance laws to address the privacy concerns of innocent people whose information has been swept up in these programs, and to rebuild confidence in the US technology industry".

Why? Perhaps because they are not formed systematically enough to co-exist with the influx of new information; they are swept away           .

We now live in an ocean of information, and are swept along by its riptides and currents.

Importantly, this PMC test provides complete geometric information about the set swept by 3-dimensional objects in general motions.

"Furthermore, the NYPD does not and never has swept up information from cell phones nearby".

The clinical records in the hospital and medicine information at home were swept away by the huge tsunami.

The information they gather, including all the hacked data and any incidental information that happens to get swept up in the process, would be added to massive databases on people in the U.S. and all over the world that the FBI, CIA, and NSA are free to query at their leisure.

The theory is based on the assumption that after the agricultural and the industrial wave, we are now entering a third wave, that of information, which will sweep over all civilization and bring forth new structures and modes of organization.