Sentence examples for any communications that from inspiring English sources

While CPD policy prohibits Department members from using social media to convey "any communications that discredit or reflect poorly on the Department, its missions or goals," this policy is apparently not well-enforced, even against supervisors.

Any communications that are transmitted over the internet, over any networked line, should be encrypted by default.

If quantum computing ever lives up to its promise (and that's still a big 'if' at this stage), somebody could use this technology to retroactively break any communications that were encrypted with today's standard encryption algorithms.

Any communications that are "directed at" or even "concerning" someone overseas may be sucked up, even when one party to the communications is an American.

(Romney declined to comment. The White House said that he was never a first choice for the role and declined to comment about any communications that the Trump team may have had with Russia on the subject).

Given Manafort was present and taking notes during a now-notorious meeting between Donald Trump Jr. and a Kremlin-connected Russian lawyer, it's safe to say the former campaign manager would be able to speak to any such communications that took place though whether anything he knows might lead to further indictments is impossible to predict.

In a rare unprompted press statement, the NSA explained that it would halt "any upstream internet communications that are solely 'about' a foreign intelligence target," restricting its surveillance to messages sent or received by foreign intelligence targets.

This path depends on information about a case or cluster in the community appearing in any electronic media or communications that can be tracked using electronic data mining methods such as the GPHIN system described below.

But another judge, he said, ruled in the spring that the administration would have to obtain a warrant for any "foreign to foreign" communications that passed through an American telecommunications center.

AOL Defense recently noted that Director of National Intelligence Jim Clapper has said the attackers used no radios, cell phones or any other type of communications that could be intercepted in the period before the attack.

Walmart said in a statement: "As with any organization, we often see internal communications that are not entirely accurate, that lack the proper context and represent individual opinions".