Sentence examples similar to protected surveillance from inspiring English sources

Some of the missions have been defensive, officers say, including protecting surveillance planes and other assets in the sky.

Think of Spycatcher, where – in the name of protecting surveillance techniques used overseas – the Thatcher government went all the way to the law lords to try and stop the British media reporting on a book that already sold 2m copies globally.

The proposed system satisfies the key requirements of the privacy protecting surveillance systems set out in Section 2. Table 1 summarizes how each of the features are satisfied by the system.

At the state level, state laws and regulations protect surveillance information, limit the uses of data for non-public health purposes, and provide criminal penalties for inappropriate disclosure of surveillance data [56].

This paper proposes a marine protected area surveillance system that uses airborne image sensing and digital image processing to monitor the marine protected area against illegal vessels efficiently.

It is apparent from this study that the currently proposed marine protected area surveillance system is better than the previously proposed ones.

Until now, it had been generally understood that the citizens of each country were protected from surveillance by any of the others.

On Wednesday a more detailed article led with the delicious scene of company officials searching for their own Pulitzers by breaking into their own safe, and quoting their own building engineer and accounting supervisor on details about the room (protected with surveillance cameras) and the safe (which also contained petty cash and Newsday gift cards).

Parliament has agreed that emergency legislation passed last summer protecting the surveillance powers of the agencies must be revisited in 2016 when the laws expire.

The video also provided advice on how to avoid detection, listing software packages that protect against surveillance and where to acquire them from.

The Investigatory Powers Bill seeks to protect mass surveillance powers as DIRPA legislation will expire at the end of the year.