Many use them for the privacy they afford for sensitive gatherings, from negotiating deals to firing top executives.
The impulse that led to the legislation -- a desire to protect the secrecy of the nation's most sensitive intelligence gathering systems -- was understandable.
The sensor technology was made of an infrared sensitive material gathering the energy emitted from the road pavement or from the surface of the vehicles in the detection area.
To improve the diagnostic abilities and responsiveness of digital agents, researchers are starting to build far more sensitive data-gathering tools.
As such they require effective and sensitive information-gathering skills.
Russia ordered the expulsion of three Lithuanian diplomats after Lithuania expelled three Russian diplomats last month, accusing them of improperly gathering sensitive information on the impeachment process of the country's president, Rolandas Paksas.
According to the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism, which estimates the group's membership at about 2,000, the cult has "not been directly involved in any terrorist violence since 1995" but its members were "discovered gathering sensitive information on nuclear power plants" in 2000.
In the latter study, even though FGDs allow participants to build on points or disagree with each other, using FGDs may not be the best method for gathering sensitive information, as participants may be reluctant to share such information in the presence of others [ 9].
The more sensitive areas involve intelligence gathering, the hunt for Qaeda cells overseas and efforts to drain the worldwide financial resources of terror groups.
There was, however, no decision on the most sensitive topic at the gathering of top government and business representatives at Rambouillet, outside Paris: whether France will sell to Russia a Mistral-class warship, which carries helicopters, troops and can serve as a mobile command center.
