Приклади вживання Secret surveillance Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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To conduct the secret surveillance.
Our detective agency haveall the latest technical tools to conduct secret surveillance.
Other than that used secret surveillance of the man, the wife, husband.
News2Night Latest News In Tbilisi rally against secret surveillance.
In Tbilisi rally against secret surveillance, organized by the civil sector, the correspondent of Russian service bi-Bi-si Nina Akhmeteli.
In Tbilisi rally against secret surveillance.
Powers of secret surveillance of citizens, characterising as they do the police state, are tolerable under the Convention only in so far as strictly necessary for safeguarding the democratic institutions.
Perovsky about establishment of secret surveillance by I.
The law enforcement agencies are of course concerned in the first instance with making their work convenient, and not about observing Ukrainians' right to privacy,this meaning that anyone can end up under secret surveillance.
Their role is often to participate in secret surveillance operations.
The Court points out that where a State institutes secret surveillance the existence of which remains unknown to the persons being controlled, with the effect that the surveillance  remains unchallengeable, Article 8 could to a large extent be reduced to a nullity.
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The list of services offered detective agency"Private detective Ternopil" is present and the secret surveillance.
Dubeltu, on his readiness to engage in secret surveillance of Slavophiles.
As the Court stated in the case of Klass v. Germany, the right to secret surveillance over citizens is typical of police states, and in democratic countries, in accordance with the Convention, such surveillance  can be tolerated only in case of extreme necessity to protect democratic institutions.
Orlov with a message for the installation strict secret surveillance N. A. Rigelman.
In its report, the Commission expressed the opinion that the secret surveillance provided for under the German legislation amounted to an interference with the exercise of the right set forth in Article 8 para.
Employees of the detective agencyhave in their arsenal all the technical means to conduct secret surveillance.
In such cases operational divisions can effectively organize secret surveillance at their own discretion without the use of court control.
Democratic societies nowadays find themselves threatened by highly sophisticated forms of espionage and by terrorism, with the result that the State must be able, in order effectively to counter such threats,to undertake the secret surveillance of subversive elements operating within its jurisdiction.
As regards the first two stages, the very nature and logic of secret surveillance dictate that not only the surveillance  itself but also the accompanying review should be effected without the individual's knowledge.
Civil society activists from Kazakhstan and Russia who are seeking political asylum in Ukraine,have faced secret surveillance and threats from unidentified persons.
As the court stated in the case of Klass v. Germany, the right to secret surveillance of citizens is characteristic of police states, while in democratic societys, in accordance with the Convention, such surveillance  may be tolerated only in the case of extreme necessity in order to preserve democratic institutions.
Who would have thought that the day before a theft had happened on the farm andthe owner decided to arrange secret surveillance of the territory with a shepherd dog just in case the unexpected visitors arrive again….
As the court stated in the case of Klass v. Germany, the right to secret surveillance of citizens is characteristic of police states, while in democratic societys, in accordance with the Convention, such surveillance  may be tolerated only in the case of extreme necessity in order to preserve democratic institutions.
Democratic societies nowadays find themselves threatened by highly sophisticated forms of espionage and by terrorism, with the result that the State must be able, in order effectively to counter such threats,to undertake the secret surveillance of subversive elements operating within its jurisdiction.
As the Court stated in the case of Klass v. Germany, the right to secret surveillance over citizens is typical of police states, and in democratic countries, in accordance with the Convention, such surveillance  can be tolerated only in case of extreme necessity to protect democratic institutions.
Democratic societies nowadays find themselves threatened by highly sophisticated forms of espionage and by terrorism, with the result that the State must be able, in order effectively to counter such threats,to undertake the secret surveillance of subversive elements operating within its jurisdiction.
The fact that persons concerned by secret surveillance measures are not subsequently notified once surveillance  has ceased cannot by itself warrant the conclusion that the interference was not“necessary in a democratic society”, as it is the very absence of knowledge of surveillance  which ensures the efficacy of the interference.
As to the question whether an interference was“necessary in a democratic society” in pursuit of a legitimate aim,the Court recalls that powers to instruct secret surveillance of citizens are only tolerated under Article 8 to the extent that they are strictly necessary for safeguarding democratic institutions.