The court said the killings "formed part of an organised military operation pursuant to orders from superior military authorities".
Under the current system, the phone companies hand over their customer records to the agency at regular intervals, pursuant to orders from the FISA court.
3. (C) Pursuant to recommendations from the U.S. Mission to the IAEA, PolCouns raised two issues of concern to IAEA Board members on July 16 with Ministry of External Affairs Joint Secretary for the Americas Gaitri Kumar and Virender Paul in the National Security Adviser's office.
In the first lawsuit, Joltid claimed that Skype misused Joltid source code: "In particular, Joltid has alleged that Skype should not possess, use or modify certain software source code and that, by doing so, and by disclosing such code in certain U.S. patent cases pursuant to orders from U.S. courts, Skype has breached the license agreement".
In particular, Joltid has alleged that Skype should not possess, use or modify certain software source code and that, by doing so, and by disclosing such code in certain U.S. patent cases pursuant to orders from U.S. courts, Skype has breached the license agreement.
General Shepard had however, pursuant to orders from Governor Bowdoin, taken possession of the armory and used its arsenal to arm a force of some 1,200 militia.
The restriction is on "travel-related transactions pursuant to travel to, from, and within Cuba," according to the State Department Web site (http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis--pa--tw/cis/cis--1097.html .gov/travel/cis--pa--tw/cis/cis--1097.html .gov/travel/cis--pa--tw/cis/cis--1097.html .gov/travel/cis--pa--tw/cis/cis--1097.html .gov/travel/cis--pa--tw/cis/cis--1097.html .gov/travel/cis--pa--tw/cis/cis--1097.html .gov/travel/cis--pa--tw/cis/cis--1097.html
Technically, the [Obama] administration's actions were lawful insofar as they were done pursuant to an order from the Fisa court.
The home rule provision allows Albany to pass what are called "special laws" that only affect part of the state, but only pursuant to a request from local officials, typically the local legislative body.
In response to my request, I received this letter, in June of 1986, from Emil P. Moschella, chief of the Freedom of Information-Privacy Acts Section, Records Management Division, of the F.B.I.: "After careful consideration, it has been determined that all material concerning Mr. O'Hara is exempt from release pursuant to subsection (b) (1) of the Freedom of Information Act.
