Sentence examples for unreasonable collection from inspiring English sources

In support of activists protesting NSA's collection of data of U.S. residents, major Web services such as Reddit, 4chan, and Mozilla plan to post messages on their sites on the Fourth of July urging Americans to join their fight against unreasonable collection of such data.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said HSBC had voluntarily agreed to set up a £4m compensation scheme for people who had lost out financially as a result of having to pay "unreasonable" debt collection charges imposed by two subsidiaries of the bank.

Remember that there are laws to protect you from unreasonable debt collection measures (harassment, threatening speech, etc).. Always think about the consequences of late payment, and customize your priorities around special circumstances.

A nearly unanimous state Senate recently called on Congress to halt the "blanket, unreasonable, and unconstitutional collection of all Americans' telephone records". The state Democratic Party decreed that telephone tracking efforts must stop "before they move us even further towards a totalitarian state". Then there's the state's business community.

Surely, after that, he could handle any collection of unreasonable egos.

The argument that this information was protected, and that its collection constituted unreasonable search and seizure, failed to convince the Appeals court.

"I think it is unreasonable for museums that own their collections (as the Gardner does) to disallow photography," she wrote in an e-mail.

It wouldn't be unreasonable to ask why intelligence agencies need bulk collection if they have these authorities.

It found that the Protect America Act did not violate the Constitution because the Fourth Amendment, which prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures, contained an exception for the collection of foreign intelligence information, according to the person familiar with theon.

The BCCLA contends that all this interception and collection goes against the Charter freedoms from unreasonable search and seizure and the Charter freedom of speech and expression.

Further, it is not unreasonable to assume that there exists a "true" ARG for a collection of samples or a population.