Sentence examples for of collecting communications from inspiring English sources
RAN doctrine states that "all maritime units" contribute to the collection of intelligence and many of the RAN's ships are capable of collecting communications and electronic transmissions.
In addition to describing the technical programs, the Sun articles disclosed a crisis in meeting N.S.A.'s demands for electrical power and described how the agency had rejected a program that had the promise of collecting communications while protecting Americans' privacy.
It appears the police have adopted a virtually blanket policy of now rejecting all FOI requests about the use of their surveillance powers to collect communications data on journalists - irrespective of the questions actually asked or how often, if at all, that requester has raised the issue before.
The National Security Agency on Saturday released a statement in answer to questions from a senator about whether it "has spied, or is … currently spying, on members of Congress or other American elected officials", in which it did not deny collecting communications from legislators of the US Congress to whom it says it is accountable.
It also did not involve the retention and querying of incidentally collected communications.
Rooney said that leaks about incidentally collected communications of Americans might prevent the reauthorization of Section 702, a part of FISA that leads to significant incidental collection.
Rooney said that leaks about incidentally collected communications of Americans might prevent the reauthorization of Section 702, a part of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) that leads to significant incidental collection.
The bill, known as the FISA Amendments Reauthorization Act of 2017 or S. 139, provides for an extension of the U.S. government's practice of collecting the private communications of American citizens when they are communicating with a foreign target.
Privacy advocates in the House pushed an amendment to the annual defense appropriations bill that would have closed the so-called "backdoor search" provision, which allows US intelligence and law enforcement agencies to search without warrants for Americans' data inside the National Security Agency's huge hoard of collected international communications data.
He says the idea of collecting patient movements and communications could give doctors more accurate evidence of behavior than relying on patients' memory or efforts to describe their problems.
"Recent decisions from the European Court of Human Rights in Zakharov, and by the Court of Justice of the European Union have been clear in condemning the practice of collecting, in bulk, the communications of individuals without sufficient limitations.
