Sentence examples for intrusive measures from inspiring English sources
But that does not justify routine resort to intrusive measures in other, less serious cases.
We need to avoid any punitive or intrusive measures," he said.
Asio will gain broader powers to secretly detain Australians without charge and conduct "coercive questioning", even when less intrusive measures are available, under proposed national security laws.
But the report also noted that part of the problem was that the scientists believed they were "indispensable and special, and thus should be exempt from such demeaning and intrusive measures as the polygraph".
The reality is that this cannot possibly make us any safer, cannot possibly catch any serious criminals, and will, as a matter of iron-clad inevitability, lead to a cascade of more intrusive measures.
We need to avoid any punitive or intrusive measures," He said the US secretary of state, John Kerry, had spoken of the "domestic difficulty" the US would have if national targets were part of the legally binding agreement in Paris.
This paper deals with the experimental evaluation of contact pressure at the interface between an elastomeric rod seal for pneumatic cylinders and its metallic counterpart without interposing any intrusive measuring device.
During a spirited court hearing that lasted three hours, the judge questioned Bronx prosecutors about whether they had met the threshold necessary before seeking to tap phones, an intrusive measure that the law usually permits only when other investigative measures have been tried or ruled out.
Oh, there was some lip service given: "How do we start this discussion on defending our nation and protecting our civil liberties and privacy?" Metadata analysis was described as "the least intrusive measure that we could figure out.
Unless there has been a rash of thefts of handbag-size items that less-intrusive measures have failed to curtail, the hospital is acting badly.
An infrared thermographic camera can achieve a non-intrusive measure.
