Sentence examples for the current mechanisms from inspiring English sources

Davis questioned whether the new warrant process would cover all the current mechanisms for the intercept and use of communications data.

For if more members come in, and the current mechanisms of governance are not changed, the union is likely to become ungovernable.

Their lawyer, Niall Murphy, says: "The experience of these six families demonstrates that the current mechanisms for truth recovery do not work".

In short, the current mechanisms for delivering lawful access to content at global service firms don't scale, and are breaking down in the face of selfish and aggressive behaviour by officials like Hannigan and his counterparts in China, Russia, India and elsewhere.

Enough has already gone wrong with the current mechanisms, and enough pratfalls have occurred on the monstrous set, that a shiver of real fear may accompany the illusion of Valhalla's collapse.

The short answer is that it will pose problems for the current mechanisms by which we fund social insurance programs; but it will not undermine our ability to afford those programs, and it would in fact be cruel and basically irrational to slash social insurance in response to a declining labor share.

When the Labour government introduced the current mechanism for funding schools, the dedicated schools grant, in 2006, existing variations were enshrined in the new system.

A spokesman says that Mr Barroso rejects the notion of a parallel structure to the current mechanism.

The government has said that universities need more money and top up fees are the best way to provide that, but the current mechanism means that we will miss out.

Officials attending the meeting are expected to agree to create a permanent backstop facility for the euro after 2013, when the current mechanism expires, without requiring authorizing votes in member countries.

There were worries when the government said it would re-examine the current mechanism for redistribution, based on agreement between a willing seller and a willing buyer, which raised comparisons with Zimbabwe.