Примери за използване на Targeted surveillance на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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We're not stopping targeted surveillance.
Targeted surveillance measures are focused on persons who have already been identified as being potentially connected, even indirectly or remotely, with a serious crime.
Give security services greater resources to carry out targeted surveillance, while making sure that strong judicial and parliamentary checks are in place to prevent abuse;
Targeted surveillance that's backed by a court… is the least intrusive means of achieving these investigative goals without destroying the rights of everyone else in a free society.”.
The allegations reinforce other reporting pointing to a pattern of targeted surveillance of perceived opponents and those of broader strategic importance to the Saudi authorities, including nationals and non-nationals.”.
(b) targeted surveillance in accordance with methods adopted pursuant to Article 49(3), has been in place for at least a period of two years without detection of the disease agent on farm, or in mollusc farming areas that rears any of the susceptible species.
As the French Government has rightly pointed out, such obligations,by contrast with targeted surveillance measures, enable law enforcement authorities to‘examine the past', so to speak, by consulting retained data.
Indeed, by contrast with targeted surveillance measures, a general data retention obligation is liable to facilitate considerably mass interference, that is to say interference affecting a substantial portion, or even all of the relevant population.
In an individual context,a general data retention obligation will facilitate equally serious interference as targeted surveillance measures, including those which intercept the content of communications'(para 254).
Whereas Wikileaks recently revealed the targeted surveillance of the communications of the last three French Presidents as well as of French cabinet ministers and the French Ambassador to the US;
In other words, in an individual context,a general data retention obligation will facilitate equally serious interference as targeted surveillance measures, including those which intercept the content of communications.
Increasing resources for targeted surveillance might help, but it probably wouldn't be enough.
APHA is working closely with the livestock keepers affected to ensure that swift action is taken to prevent spread of the disease with movement restrictions at affected premises, targeted surveillance and the humane culling of animals where necessary.
As soon as notification of targeted surveillance can be made without jeopardising the purpose of the surveillance after its termination, information should be provided to the persons concerned”.
This ignores the fundamental shift in the practices of intelligence agencies,which have moved away from the traditional concept of targeted surveillance as a necessary and proportional counter-terrorism measure, towards systems of mass surveillance.
The Conseil d'État states that a system of targeted surveillance measures‘would be significantly less effective than systematic data retention from the point of view of national security and identifying criminals.
The NSA and the rest of the US Intelligence Community is exceptionally well positioned to meet our intelligence requirements through targeted surveillance- the same way we have always done it- without resorting to the mass surveillance of entire populations.
Calls on the Member States to create and maintain, in law and in practice, a safe and secure environment for journalists and other media actors, including foreign journalists pursuing their journalistic activities in the Member States, enabling them to carry out their work in full independence and without undue interference- such as the threat of violence, harassment, financial, economic and political pressure,pressure to disclose confidential sources and materials, and targeted surveillance;
The U.S. intelligence community, he added,“is exceptionally well positioned to meet our intelligence requirements through targeted surveillance- the same way we have always done it- without resorting to the mass surveillance of entire populations.”.
Exports of unlisted items may be subject to authorization if they are intended“for use in connection with a violation of human rights, democratic principles or freedom of speech as defined by the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, by using interception technologies and digital data transfer devices for monitoring mobile phones andtext messages and targeted surveillance of internet use(e.g., via monitoring centres or lawful interception gateways).”.
Where there are parts of the Member State in which the number of farms, or molluscs farming areas is limited, and consequently targeted surveillance in these parts do not provide sufficient epidemiological data, but in which there are wild populations of any of the susceptible species,those wild populations shall be included in the targeted surveillance.
A Member State where the last known clinical occurrence was within 10 years before the date of application for the disease-free status orwhere the infection status prior to targeted surveillance was unknown, for example because of the absence of conditions conducive to clinical expression, may be considered free of the specific disease where.
Where there are parts of the Member State in which the number of farms, or molluscs farming areas is limited, and consequently targeted surveillance in these parts do not provide sufficient epidemiological data, but in which there are wild populations of any of the susceptible species,those wild populations shall be included in the targeted surveillance.
However, for disease-free zones or compartments in Member States not declared disease-free, andin all cases where conditions are not conducive to clinical expression of the disease in question, targeted surveillance shall be continued in accordance with the methods provided for in Articles 49(3) or 50(4) as appropriate, but at a level commensurate with the degree of risk.
A Member State that is declared free from one ormore non-exotic diseases listed in Part II of Annex IV in accordance with Article 49 may discontinue targeted surveillance and maintain its disease-free status provided that the conditions conducive to clinical expression of the disease in question exist, and the relevant provisions of this Directive are implemented.
A compartment where the last known clinical occurrence was within 10 years before the date of application for the disease-free status, or where the infection status in the compartment orin the waters surrounding the compartment prior to targeted surveillance was unknown, for example because of the absence of conditions conducive to clinical expression, may be considered disease-free if it complies mutatis mutandis with the requirements laid down in Part I.2.
A zone where the last known clinical occurrence was within a period of 10 years before the date of application for the disease-free status orwhere the infection status prior to targeted surveillance was unknown, for example because of the absence of conditions conducive to clinical expression, may be considered disease-free where it complies mutatis mutandis with the requirements laid down in Part I.2.
And that means government surveillance would have to become more targeted and methodical instead of their lazy, indiscriminate, universal surveillance.
Member States authorities also perform risk-based and targeted market surveillance actions concentrating on the most dangerous products and on the most vulnerable consumers, for example children.