Sentence examples for lawful methods from inspiring English sources

Their release would jeopardise Australia's national security, it is argued, and would "disclose lawful methods or procedures" for combating people smuggling.

If it can be proved that the operations were unlawful, then the government cannot claim that the release of the documents would "disclose lawful methods or procedures" for combating people smuggling.

Hayden said that the CIA's office of general counsel had examined the tapes and "determined that they showed lawful methods of questioning".

Section 5 (2) of the Code states that customary rights were created by felling virgin jungle and occupying the land; planting fruit trees; occupying or cultivating land; using land for burial or to build a shrine; using land for right-of-way; and using land in other lawful methods.

A review of public documents and interviews with American officials raises questions about President Bush's assertions on Wednesday that the C.I.A.'s secret network of prisons used lawful interrogation methods and was fully described to select members of Congress.

Essential to the integrity, growth, and sustainable economic strength of the United States of America is the development, evaluation, and authorization of private industry lawful means and methods to protect itself from criminal cyber adversaries breaching, compromising, and stealing intellectual property, personal private data, and other sensitive data beyond the network boundary.

All the methods were lawful, he said, noting that the program "has evolved over time".

Schaar requested that Google delete the information, but Google assured German officials that Street View's methods are lawful and that such methods have been used by Intel and Skyhook.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has defended the Shin Bet's methods as lawful and said the wedding video was proof of the need to spare no effort in curbing violent Jewish zealots.

But whatever their interpretation of the eighth amendment, seven justices agreed that Kentucky's method was lawful.While concurring, Justice John Paul Stevens declared that he no longer believed the death penalty itself to be constitutional.

"The applicant has not discharged his onus of proving that the method of turnbacks was lawful," Brennan said.