power of search

Again, I don't want to marginalize the power of search.

It also gave security agencies wide powers of search and arrest.

The shopkeeper's privilege does not include the power of search.

These powers of search without warrant also apply to vehicles.

They can make arrests, and also have the power of search and seizure.

"Your arrest also gives us powers of search, John.

The Garda Síochána got extended power of search and arrest.

They include the power to compel witnesses to appear at private hearings and enhanced powers of search and arrest.

The initial concept was to use the burgeoning power of search engines to fill a perceived void of hotel and travel information.

They have unlimited powers of search and seizure - you could find yourself being forcibly deloused, with no appeal."

This is largely due to the increasing computerization of vital records and the increasing power of search engines.

Ms. Johnson of Forrester says larger companies have been discovering the power of search engines and site optimization.

My hon. Friend the Member for Uxbridge would like a review of police powers of search.

At official level, the War Precautions Act permitted sweeping powers of search, seizure of property and arrest.

Powers of search and seizure are covered by Section 3, which also repealed the Obscene Publications Act 1857.

Instead, given the power of search and the browser, many organizations are profiting by grabbing traffic that isn't heading for a specific branded URL.

The Stationers' Company had considerable powers of search and seizure, backed by the state (which supplied the force and authority to guarantee copyright).

BIGprofile combines the power of search marketing, social media and digital PR in order to significantly raise a brand's profile.

"The use by government of the power of search and seizure as an adjunct to a system for the suppression of objectionable publications is not new", Brennan began.

The research will seek the answer to that question by a detailed study of the exercise of the various police powers of search and seizure contained in the 1984 Act.

To the Editor: Anthony Lewis (column, Dec. 30) castigates the British for not protesting proposed legislation that grants the police new powers of search and surveillance.

Others who use the term are concerned about the power of search engines like Google to promote Google's other services, especially when that promotion tops all other search results.

Then Assistant Commissioner with the Metropolitan (London) Police, John Stevens, required three inquiries, with powers of search, questioning and arrest.

Today the Government announced that it would curb the emergency powers that have given the army and the police wide powers of search, arrest and detention since the early 1970's.

"The Bill of Rights was fashioned against the background of knowledge that unrestricted power of search and seizure could also be an instrument for stifling liberty of expression."