Sentence examples for suspected individual from inspiring English sources

The tally sheets attached to the ballot boxes were scrutinised; where irregularities were suspected, individual ballots were recounted.Earlier, Mr López Obrador's supporters had complained that almost 3m votes were excluded from the preliminary count.

Obama has ordered the NSA to slightly rein in its surveillance net, from "three steps" to "two steps" of association away from a suspect (for many people, that could mean being able to surveille a few million to a few hundred thousand, depending on how many associations a suspected individual has to the rest of the nation).

For each suspected individual with SLE, up to five individuals from the general population were identified and matched on sex, birth year and county of residence.

2034, 23 L.Ed.2d 685 (1969); and in Terry, the stop of a suspected individual and a pat-down for weapons without a warrant were thought reasonable on less than traditional probable cause.

His fifth review – released earlier this week — has attracted criticism from the Joint Committee on Human Rights for its conclusion that "the control orders system remains necessary… for a small number of cases where robust information is available to the effect that the suspected individual presents a considerable risk to national security, and conventional prosecution is not realistic".

(h) To assist teachers screening and reporting of suspected individual cases.

The organisation will look at online transactions and who suspected individuals associate with online.

The list of entities is considered delicate, officials said, because the administration wants to prevent suspected individuals and institutions from moving their assets to safety before the targets are officially unveiled.

At the same time the Home Secretary, Theresa May, is citing the heightened terror threat as justification for Communications Data legislation to give the authorities greater access to the phone and Internet browsing records of suspected individuals.

Bloomberg's last term was also affected by the growing controversy over the New York Police Department's so-called "stop-and-frisk" practice, which allows police officers to detain, question, and search suspected individuals without probable cause.

A young J. Edgar Hoover who began his career as a special assistant to Palmer, rising up the ranks to become the chief of the Radical Division, whose sole purpose was to monitor dangerous, subversive Reds created his infamous index-card filing system in order to track suspected individuals, organizations, and publications.