Sentence examples for surveillance process from inspiring English sources
You can imagine my reaction at finding I was the subject of a secret police surveillance process … I was delighted.
His letter, dated October 11 and released on Tuesday, is the latest move by a court that is closed to the public to shed light on a surveillance process that has sparked an international outcry.
US officials confirmed last week that they would ask the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance court – better known as the Fisa court, a panel that meets in secret as a step in the surveillance process and thus far has only ever had the government argue before it – to turn the domestic bulk collection spigot back on.
Knowing that anti-influenza drugs may be needed in an outbreak of human bird flu, and as part of the surveillance process, laboratories in the network have been testing which of a small number of such drugs may be effective against the A(H5N1) strain.
At Standard & Poor's, the agency is considering both increasing the frequency of rating changes as well as how to "incorporate market sentiment into the surveillance process," said Clifford Griep, chief credit officer at the agency, which is a division of McGraw-Hill.
The group, which includes Apple, Google, Facebook and Twitter, and organizations including the Center for Democracy and Technology, the Electronic Frontier Foundation and the American Civil Liberties Union, urge in their letter that the government publish the same information, and that Congress should enact new legislation mandating greater openness in the surveillance process.
Surveillance processes will steadily improve as satellites replace radars as the norm for flight-tracking.
Specifically, he called for a "quasi-federation — not a political federation" to better coordinate "the budgetary surveillance processes and rules that we have".
It was one of the first programs reported by The Guardian after former government contractor Edward Snowden leaked secret documents about American surveillance processes.
Relatively straight-forward development and maintenance is expected to lead to the incorporation of these systems into each institution's surveillance processes, becoming an indispensable tool for diagnosticians and epidemiologists, as well as stimulating further technical development of such systems.
Validation criteria such as specificity, detection limit, accuracy, reproducibility and storage conditions were assessed using reference plasma samples prepared as DPS and clinical DSS from the German molecular HIV-1 surveillance processed under real-life transportation conditions.
