Sentence examples for necessary surveillance from inspiring English sources

The existing Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act already allowed the government to engage in necessary surveillance, and was a civil liberties compromise wrought by Mr. Halperin and others in 1978.

Then the state could stand back and instead of providing services and support, simply collect our taxes, safeguard the government's pension plan and keep the rest of us under all necessary surveillance and control.

The cost of necessary surveillance, plus lobbying by manufacturers, has led to an ever-increasing delegation of responsibility by regulators for finding compliance with the design requirements on which airline passengers depend.

"The one thing that is certain in all of this is that there should be a voice asking that the necessary surveillance and monitoring should be automatically put in place with such novel developments, in order that we can be reassured that we are not going to recreate another DDT scenario some way down the line," he added.

Republican committee chairman Mike Rogers said the US had been "held hostage by a traitor" after the Snowden revelations and praised the new bill as a "responsible solution" to the problem of how to preserve the ability of intelligence agencies to conduct necessary surveillance.

Indeed, on at least one occasion, when the barber was invited to go out to a club one night with other people from the shop, Internal Affairs was unable to provide the necessary surveillance, and as a result the officer did not go, the person said.

All these things point to another necessary element: surveillance of the primary policies at issue.

Likewise, ongoing extravasation or transendothelial migration of immune cells is necessary for surveillance of tissues.

Some states and large metropolitan areas, including some with previously large WNV outbreaks, lack the necessary mosquito surveillance information to anticipate a surge in WNV infection.

Once serotyped as S. Typhimurium or S. 1,4,[5],12:i:-, different techniques are applied for further subtyping of the isolate below the serovar level, which is necessary for surveillance, outbreak detection or outbreak investigation.

1 2 Since an estimated 70% of all STI/HIV consultations take place at the general practice in the Netherlands, 1 3 more detailed data on STI consultations in primary care are required to gain a more comprehensive overview of the STI epidemiology and testing behaviour in the country, necessary for surveillance and control.