Sentence examples for International email from inspiring English sources

International email costs $19.99 a month and if you're a Blackberry hound, its well worth it.

Prior to the launch of The Versatile Ph.D., it operated as WRK4US (1999-2010), an international email discussion list on nonacademic careers for humanities and social science PhDs.

While that assertion remains intact, we've just discovered this site: "MurdochLeaks.org", which appears to be the landing page where Lulzsec and/or Anonymous may dump none, some — or all — of its News International email loot.

He adds that the company thinks it should be as easy to send a text message or make a phone call from country to country as it is to send an international email.

A request for relevant studies was distributed using the International Society for Urban Health newsletter and UK and international email lists for health impact assessments.

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Now, News International emails allegedly link him with payments during that period.

While Operation Weeting probes phone-hacking, last week police launched Operation Elveden to investigate police corruption after News International emails appeared to show payments from reporters and private investigators to serving officers.

He acknowledged that a review of News International emails by former director of public prosecutions Lord Macdonald's review found evidence of "indirect hacking, breaches of national security and evidence of serious crime".

Another major issue confronting lawmakers is what to say, if anything, about the N.S.A.'s old practice of collecting, from network switches on the internet's backbone, international emails and other such messages that mention a foreigner who is a target of surveillance but are neither to nor from that person.

From domestic phone calls to international emails, from the bugging of U.N. headquarters and the European Union to 80 embassies around the world, from enemies to frenemies to allies, the system by 2013 was already remarkably all-encompassing.