Sentence examples for a specific telephone from inspiring English sources

Mr. Leahy and the Justice Department have recommended that law enforcement officials be given broader authority for wiretapsthat permit surveillance of suspects as they move from telephone to telephone, as opposed to surveillance of a specific telephone.

The authorities would be able to obtain a so-called roving wiretap for a terrorism suspect, regardless of the telephones used, rather than authorization for wiretapping only a specific telephone, as currently required.

But the Justice Department came up with a theory that the word "facility" in the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which had traditionally been understood to mean a specific telephone number or e-mail address, could be "changed to encompass the gateway or cable head that foreign targets use for communications" — that is, the entire line.

To determine the effectiveness over one year of a specific telephone management programme on patients discharged from an emergency department (ED) after a suicide attempt.

A pen register is an electronic apparatus that tracks phone numbers called from a specific telephone line (though the 2001 USA PATRIOT Act expanded the definition of pen register to allow for collection of email headers as well).

Then in February 2008 over a three-day period, MTV ran a crawl at the bottom of the screen informing viewers their channels would be lost as cable was preparing to nix the music video from "the basic" line up, urging the music aficionados to call a specific telephone number to complain.

Each municipality also has a duty to maintain one specific telephone number at a Local Emergency Medical Communication Centre [LEMC], usually located in the casualty clinic.

Each municipality also has a duty to maintain one specific telephone number at a local Emergency Medical Communication Centre LEMCCC) (usually located in the casualty clinic) for cases that are urgent but not life threatening.

His proclamation had a specific prompting: telephone calls that the campaign of his rival, Senator John McCain, had made to Roman Catholics in Michigan, reminding them that Mr. Bush had visited Bob Jones University in South Carolina and recounting some of the anti-Catholic sentiment linked to the institution.

Mode preference was determined as the total number of patients willing to participate by a specific mode (telephone interview, postal questionnaire, or both) divided by the number of participants who were provided choice of participation mode and who accepted to participate in the SNS.

It helped in the push to establish 911 as an easy-to-remember national police emergency number; in 1964, the most reliable way to call the police in New York was to use the specific telephone number of each precinct, and caller response wasn't always a high priority.