Sentence examples for retained details from inspiring English sources

Three court-of-appeal judges ruled the Met had unlawfully retained details of the pensioner's presence at more than 55 protests.

Interactions with significant MI values are retained (details can be found at ref 14).

The system retains details of the handset and SIM card attempting illicit calls for subsequent blocking.

Even when we retain details of agency — as in "What is their ask of us?" – the noun ossifies what could and should be a more dynamic process.

In particular, they performed poorly on tests that required them to retain details about past events.

Internet connection records (or ISCs) refers to the requirement in the legislation that ISPs retain details on the websites accessed by users for the past 12 months.

In fragment, we amend the depth of point sprites to make sure that overlapping surface particles can pass hardware depth test and retain details.

The draft Investigatory Powers Bill requires that ISPs capture and retain details of U.K. web users' browsing habits for 12 months so the data can be available to intelligence and law enforcement agencies.

Therefore, a visible watermarking technique should retain details of contents and ensure embedded patterns difficult or even hard to be removed, and no one could use watermarked data illegally.

While a new surveillance capability, so-called Internet Connection Records (ICRs) — which will require ISPs to harvest and retain details of web services accessed by all users for a full 12 months — has also been attacked as disproportionate and a security risk to UK citizen's personal data (not to mention a call-to-arms to every UK citizen to use a VPN).

On the bench, this is often manifest in an inability to track or retain details and a tendency to repeat requests for information that has already been presented".