Sentence examples for surveillance rules from inspiring English sources

And no emergency appears to warrant swift amendments to wiretapping laws, which are unrelated to the ruling from Luxembourg.New surveillance rules deserve careful consideration, argues Paul Bernal of the University of East Anglia not least because they are subsequently interpreted and exercised in secret.

The latest ruling follows an appeal court decision in January against previous surveillance rules in the 2014 Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act, which expired at the end of 2016.

He suggested, too, that surveillance rules need to be changed.

If there were to be a major rethinking of surveillance rules, it would almost certainly have to start with Congress.

A chart, apparently from an internal National Security Agency presentation, lists milestones in surveillance rules over nearly four decades.

Sessions covered options for both domestic and international responses, including ways to improve international cooperation and whether surveillance rules are outdated.

Worse, for four years, the agencies held on to personal information gathered by surveillance ruled unconstitutional in 2011, all while keeping it hidden from the court.

The registry, an electronic platform for CRE information exchange, receives reports of CRE in accordance with a state-enacted surveillance rule (Table 1) and centrally stores patient-specific CRE information.

"Savarkar (1883-1966), Sedition, and Surveillance: the rule of law in a colonial situation," in Social History.

The novel, set in 2028, takes place in a Russia that has become a high-tech surveillance state ruled by wandering thugs.

Although all Federal Circuits recognize the utility of Rule 23(b)(3) settlement classes, courts have divided on the extent to which a proffered settlement affects court surveillance under Rule 23's certification criteria.