Sentence examples for backdoor channels from inspiring English sources

It avoids insulting the king, or closing backdoor channels that it hopes will eventually lead to an elected and empowered parliament.

The internet companies not only faced a backlash from customers concerned about their privacy but were displeased on discovering that, in spite of their cooperation, the agencies were accessing their information anyway through backdoor channels.

But in the world of foreign lobbying, tangible evidence is merely the tip of an iceberg: The real value lies in future access and backdoor channels.

Mr. Shargel added that Mr. Wyatt's role as a "backdoor channel of communication" was "inextricably intertwined" with his many trips to Iraq.

Indians are hard-wired to be believe that a system of order is an adversary, that they must be street-smart to survive, that there is always a backdoor channel.

If it is wrong to legislate through this backdoor channel on a relatively minor issue like whether the holders of mining claims should be allowed to buy public land rather than leasing it, isn't it even worse to enact legislation affecting the health of millions of people through this same method?

"It's an open application process and there's no backdoor channel".

It's clear that the company is working to build a more robust product than Amazon's offering, which appeared to begin life as a backdoor channel for its AI assistant, with the company lacking the mobile channels of a Google or Apple.

In addition to that backdoor channel to control the media narrative, here are some other details revealed in Wednesday's release.

That malware will execute and initiate a backdoor communication channel to the Command & Control web server and interpret the instructions encoded in the hidden comments embedded in the webpage code.

Noting that a huge amount of the water damage caused by Sandy came from "backdoor flooding" that swelled up from unprotected channels, rivers and creeks, Mr. Bloomberg wants to place floodgates and tidal barriers at certain strategic locations, like Coney Island Creek or Newtown Creek between Brooklyn and Queens.