Sentence examples for address believed from inspiring English sources

A Lavabit email address believed to come from Snowden invited reporters to a press conference at Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport in mid-July.

But, Wainstein continued, "NSA's present practice is to 'stop' when a chain hits a telephone number or [internet] address believed to be used by a United States person".

Intelligence officials had been frustrated that they had to stop when a contact chain hit a telephone number or e-mail address believed to be used by an American, even though it might yield valuable intelligence primarily concerning a foreigner who was overseas, according to documents previously disclosed by Mr. Snowden.

It is alleged that she gave false information to police and "removed a computer or computers from her home address believing her home address might be searched and the said computer or computers seized by police".

On the perennial question of death and the afterlife, Pagels and King explain that whereas other early Christians affimed the doctrine of bodily resurrection, the Christians to whom this gospel is addressed believed in the immortal spirit.

And, later in the year, a massive spambot of 711 million email addresses, believed to be largest ever, was uncovered last year by a Paris-based researcher.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Department of Homeland Security issued a brief overview of the hacks of the DNC and published a list of IP addressed believed to be associated with the attacks.

Richard Stevenson, from domain name registrar 1&1 Internet, which is one of a number of firms selling.london addresses, believes it could take a number of years before efforts for an England TLD to reach fruition.

Rush is vehemently against the idea of exploring the other addresses, believing that the ship locked them out for a reason, and several failed attempts to contact the two lost expedition members seem to support his concerns.

But childcare was not just a vital issue to address, she believed – it was also a symptom of a wider problem.

Officials and others who track conspiracy theorists have long been familiar with Mr. von Brunn, whose latest address is believed to be in Eastern Maryland, in part because he maintains a Web site.