Sentence examples for use of foreign intelligence from inspiring English sources

In a statement provided to VICE News, NSA spokeswoman Vanee Vines said, "Whether NSA's activities are conducted under EO 12333 or the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, NSA applies Attorney General approved processes to protect the privacy of US persons in the collection, retention, and use of foreign intelligence".

Former interception commissioner Sir Swinton Thomas said he would have been concerned about this kind of use of foreign intelligence agency data.

A18 Congress Debates Terror Laws Senior Justice Department officials opposed calls for stronger judicial checks on the government's use of foreign intelligence information, as Congress continued its debate over federal anti-terrorism powers.

It concerned the "trawling and scooping" by the NSA of global electronic communication and the use of foreign intelligence agencies such as Britain's GCHQ and the obtaining of data from companies such as Google, Microsoft, FaceBook and Apple to apparently circumvent national laws on personal privacy.

In sum, we think that the FISA as passed by Congress in 1978 clearly did not preclude or limit the government's use or proposed use of foreign intelligence information, which included evidence of certain kinds of criminal activity, in a criminal prosecution.

Specifically, the department is seeking to end limits on cooperation between F.B.I. counterintelligence agents and criminal prosecutors, and to allow prosecutors to direct the use of foreign-intelligence wiretaps in criminal cases.

The fact the killers knew the movements of their victims so precisely suggests the involvement of foreign intelligence services using Iranians belonging to dissident movements.

The documents show that even under authorities governing the collection of foreign intelligence from foreign targets, US communications can still be collected, retained and used.

In this case, however, a little-noticed provision in a 2008 law, expanding the definition of "foreign intelligence" to include "weapons of mass destruction," was used to justify access to the message.

After that he was put in charge of foreign intelligence.

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