Sentence examples for introduction of scanners from inspiring English sources

But Shami Chakrabarti, of Liberty, had concerns over the "instant" introduction of scanners: "Where are the government assurances that electronic strip-searching is to be used in a lawful and proportionate and sensitive manner based on rational criteria rather than racial or religious bias?" she said.

The introduction of body scanners in the wake of the failed Christmas Day attack was clearly a rushed attempt to show that something was being done.

An interim code of practice was published by the Department for Transport to support the introduction of AIT scanners at Heathrow and Manchester airports and a consultation on the code was commenced on 29 March 2010.

Although optical colonoscopy (OC) remains the gold standard to investigate colorectal disorders, since the introduction of multidetector scanners, CT colonography (CTC) using air or carbon dioxide (CO2) for colonic distension has recently become an established alternative technique, with high sensitivity for detection of benign and malignant tumours [1, 2].

During that time, locals banded together to form the Newquay Safe Partnership, an umbrella organisation for a number of groups determined to reduce crime and make it a family-friendly resort by promoting the introduction of ID scanners at clubs and encouraging businesses to take more responsibility in reducing street drinking.

During that time, locals banded together to form the Newquay Safe Partnership, an umbrella organization for a number of groups determined to reduce crime and make it a family-friendly resort by promoting the introduction of ID scanners at clubs and encouraging businesses to take more responsibility in reducing street drinking.

A similar imaging improvement was introduced to confocal laser scanning microscopy with the introduction of galvanometric scanners by Åslund et al. [ 26].

The introduction of multislice scanners and the continued improvement of 8-slice systems have now allowed ready depiction of vascular structures, allowing for improved staging of pancreatic neoplasms by identifying the encasement of the splenic vein.

Despite worries about privacy, there were calls for the introduction of full-body scanners to identify items under clothing that cannot be found with metal-detectors.

The rapid introduction of full body scanners at British airports threatens to breach child protection laws which ban the creation of indecent images of children, the Guardian has learned.

(The measures the Obama administration announced yesterday, of intensifying scrutiny of citizens and passengers from 14 terrorism-linked countries, along with the introduction of full-body scanners, seem perfectly adequate).