英語 での Surveillance program の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Yahoo is continuing its fight to show that it was not involved in handing over consumer information to the National Security Agency's PRISM surveillance program.
Ashcroft and acting Attorney General James Comey refused to sign an order reauthorizing a domestic electronic surveillance program they believed to be in violation of 1978's Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act(FISA).
The redacted portions of AT&T's court filing are not classified, and no information relating to actual operations of an NSA surveillance program was disclosed.
Organizations with multiple management systems across quality, environmental, occupational health and safety and information security can save time and money through a coordinated assessment and surveillance program.
In 2005, the Texas Department of Health childhood lead poisoning surveillance program reported a death attributable to chelation-associated hypocalcemia to CDC.
It seems clear that the White House doesn't want debate on this issue any more than it welcomed debate, as the president claimed, on the NSA's surveillance program after the Snowden revelations.
The final option calls on the White House to curtail the NSA's bulk surveillance program altogether and instead use other means to gather information on suspected terrorists.
Unlike most OECD countries, Australia does not have a national health care associated infection surveillance program and does not undertake national point prevalence studies.
Indeed, a couple of weeks after our meeting, The Washington Post reported that the NSA's surveillance program had captured much more data on innocent Americans than on its intended foreign targets.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation, which filed the class action lawsuit in January, alleges that room is used by an unlawful National Security Agency surveillance program.
Larry Glickman, a professor of epidemiology in the School of Veterinary Medicine, designed the National Companion Animal Surveillance Program in collaboration with Banfield, The Pet Hospital, a nationwide chain of veterinary hospitals.
The law passed by Congress allows bulk phone data collection to continue until the end of the year, but it severely scales back the NSA's phone surveillance program thereafter.
The National Security Agency(NSA) has formally recommended that the White House drop the phone surveillance program that collects information about millions of US phone calls and text messages.
In a move that worries many public health experts, the federal government is quietly shutting down a surveillance program for dangerous animal viruses that someday may infect humans.
The Wikimedia Foundation has not received requests or legal orders to participate in PRISM, to comply with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act(FISA), or to participate in or facilitate any secret intelligence surveillance program.
Ever since news of the surveillance program became public in December, the president and members of his administration have stressed that it was limited to intercepting phone conversations and e-mail messages where one party to the conversation was outside the United States.
A state-sponsored surveillance program such as PRISM- which allows the United States National Security Agency to access personal online data from internet companies when a court allows- would likely cause uproar if implemented in Europe.
So to prevent another attack-- based on authority given to me by the Constitution and by statute-- I have authorized a terrorist surveillance program to aggressively pursue the international communications of suspected Al Qaida operatives and affiliates to and from America.
The controversy over the FCC mandatory wiretapping regulations comes as the Bush administration is facing increasing congressional pressure, especially from Sen. Arlen Specter, a Pennsylvania Republican, over its telephone and Internet surveillance program overseen by the National Security Agency.
By a 3-0 vote, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Virginia, said the Wikimedia Foundation, which hosts the Wikipedia online encyclopedia, had a legal right to challenge the government's Upstream surveillance program.