Sentence examples for surveillance techniques used from inspiring English sources

Think of Spycatcher, where – in the name of protecting surveillance techniques used overseas – the Thatcher government went all the way to the law lords to try and stop the British media reporting on a book that already sold 2m copies globally.

Last year, Maryland House Bill 1065 proposed a task force to examine surveillance techniques used by law enforcement in the state.

Because we limited our analysis only to the surveillance techniques used by the FoodNet surveillance system, our findings might not be comparable to other studies that found cases of HUS using other case definitions [ 17– 217.

In healthcare facilities, conventional surveillance techniques using rule-based guidelines may result in under- or over-reporting of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) outbreaks, as these guidelines are generally unvalidated.

Crispin believes in bringing "transparency to the surveillance and biometric techniques used today," and in doing so has generated a conversation between computers and the faces of the consumers they represent.

Their solution, reflected in the show's title, was to focus on the way wire taps and other surveillance techniques are used.

With "Boys," she reverses the surveillance techniques she used in the "Bathhouse" installations by expressly inviting the young men to perform for the camera.

She said the mass surveillance techniques being used were employed "not in our name and not with our consent" and that history showed that targeted surveillance was more effective than mass surveillance.

Tom Watson, a Labour Party member of Parliament who has led efforts to investigate the phone-hacking scandal at News Corporation's British newspaper unit, said Thursday that an investigation into surveillance techniques reportedly used at News Corporation could uncover other illegal activity.

Finally, the review indicates that DVT proportions are increased when routine surveillance techniques are used.

The city argues that the surveillance techniques its using to keep tabs on Franklin and others are not bound by the consent decree because they aren't aimed at curtailing free speech, and that the ACLU's interpretation is "out of step" with the realities of modern policing.