Sentence examples for powers to identify from inspiring English sources

Senior police officers have conceded that the way police are authorised to use snooping powers to identify journalists' sources needs to change.

The police have been ordered by the prime minister's snooping watchdog to reveal whether they have used their surveillance powers to identify journalists' sources.

The hotly debated immigration issue has been reignited by a new Arizona law that gives the police broad new powers to identify and expel illegal immigrants.

Most died quickly, but three proposals designed to give police broader powers to identify and report illegal immigrants are moving forward.

The USA Patriot Act, as the sweeping legislation passed after 9/11 is known, has formed a cornerstone of the administration's antiterrorism policies in giving law enforcement agents expanded powers to identify, track and apprehend suspects.

The head of MI5, Andrew Parker, warned an attack on the UK was "highly likely" and called for increased powers to identify and monitor suspects in the wake of the attack.

Yet some worry that it has gifted autocrats immense power to identify and harass dissenters.

The study had 95% power to identify the significantly mutated genes occurring at the 5% level, accompanying genomic results.

The project has collected multilevel genetic data, giving it the power to identify the full spectrum of molecular drivers.

Still, the president retains power to identify people as enemy combatants and treat them like enemies without much due process.

We have worked hard to ensure that our voluntary income genuinely gives us the power to identify unmet need and respond directly to it.