Sentence examples for surveillance does not from inspiring English sources

Suspicionless surveillance does not become okay simply because it's only victimizing 95% of the world instead of 100%.

I long ago lost track of the number of times the Obama administration has assured everyone that its vacuum-cleaner approach to electronic surveillance does not threaten the privacy or the rights of Americans.

We are in a better position to detect a potential problem than we have ever been, but all the surveillance does not mean scientists will not be caught out by something that is sitting in an animal to which nobody happens to be paying attention.

Every time the Administration says not to worry — that surveillance does not "target" Americans — the word seems to mean less and less, to the point where one expects it to argue that an American does not count as its target — with the legal protections that word implies — unless he is wearing a dartboard with a bull's eye around his neck.

"Now that we are envisioning some guy in a National Security Agency warehouse in Fort Meade, Md., going through billions of cat videos and drunk-dialing records of teenagers, can the Ministries of Love and Truth be far behind?" "U.S., company officials: Internet surveillance does not indiscriminately mine data," by Robert O'Harrow Jr., Ellen Nakashima and Barton Gellman in the Washington Post.

The NSA has argued that surveillance does not occur when it acquires the voluminous amount of phone data, but rather when its analysts examine those phone records, which they must only do, pursuant to the secret court orders justifying the collection, when they have "reasonable articulable suspicion" of a connection to specific terrorist groups.

"Surveillance doesn't always resonate with the public, it's too remote and too abstract.

has the ability to do things, such as engage in domestic surveillance, doesn't mean that it should do them.

The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (or FISA Court), which evaluates Section 215 requests, is supposed to be interpreting the law to make sure that government surveillance doesn't go outside of it.

Even where surveillance doesn't seem to have much effect, such as in curbing government criticism, there could still be more subtle effects that people aren't willing or able to report.

Related: This Security Expert Reckons Mass Surveillance Doesn't Stop Terror Attacks.