Sentence examples for warrant approved from inspiring English sources
The agencies are using "targeted techniques" to read the content of communications without a specific warrant approved by a minister.
To get a warrant they have to prove probable cause to a judge, and they have to show you the warrant approved by that judge.
They want law enforcement agencies to use a search warrant approved by a judge or a magistrate rather than rely on a simple subpoena from a prosecutor to obtain a person's online data.
The coalition, which includes the American Civil Liberties Union, the Electronic Frontier Foundation and the Center for Democracy and Technology, wants law enforcement agencies to use a search warrant approved by a judge or a magistrate rather than rely on a simple subpoena from a prosecutor to obtain a citizen's online data.
The Fourth Amendment prohibits the government from searching your home without a warrant approved by a judge.
If the government wants to enter your house or seize your papers, the Constitution states that it needs a warrant approved by a judge.
Both then wrote letters to the FDA reiterating their position that the existing clinical trials for Provenge don't warrant approving the drug.
Latest figures produced by the government-appointed interception of communications commissioner, Sir Paul Kennedy, show there were 1,682 interception warrants approved by the home secretary in 2010.
In 1978, with broad public support, Congress passed the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which placed national security investigations, including wiretapping, under a system of warrants approved by a special court.
Previously, the government needed search warrants approved by a special intelligence court to eavesdrop on telephone conversations, e-mail messages and other electronic communications between individuals inside the United States and people overseas, if the government conducted the surveillance inside the United States.
By presenting the case as a vendetta, he said, Mr. Assange and his legal team were misrepresenting a justice system that required approval from Sweden's highest appeals court before the extradition warrant was approved.
