Sentence examples for beyond the communications from inspiring English sources

Separately, the investigatory powers bill is expected to strengthen the surveillance powers of the authorities and is expected to go beyond the communications data bill – nicknamed the snooper's charter – which was blocked in the last parliament by the Liberal Democrats.

In approving mergers beyond the communications world, the Federal Trade Commission seems to have bought the bill of goods being sold by gurus of globalization that enormity will be the norm.

We'll also see the utility and power of spectrum-based services move beyond the communications realm and into sectors like healthcare, energy, education and other fields as a way to leverage the energy and power of the more than 3.3 billion people on the planet with mobile devices.

How will the new bill shape the next 10 years and beyond for the communications and media industries?

Unlike existing works in the literature, we focus on the communications in beyond-WBANs, and study the transmission scheduling under a scenario that there are a large number of gateways associating with one base station of medical centers.

The disclosures reflect the breadth of targets sought by the agencies, which goes far beyond the desire to intercept the communications of potential terrorists and criminals, or diplomats and officials from hostile countries.

In a major reform the committee recommends new privacy constraints on the communications data that goes beyond the narrow definition of "what, when, where of communications", such as web domains visited or location tracking information in a smartphone.

Motivated by the distinctions and requirements of beyond-WBAN communications, we introduce a priority-aware pricing-based capacity sharing scheme by taking into account the quality of service (QoS) requirements for different gateways.

She is the executive director of Beyond Interactive, the digital-marketing communications unit of the Grey Global Group, the advertising company in New York.

Beyond that, communications were passed on using the more secure FISH machines, which resembled teleprinters and used the 32 teleprinter symbols.

With cable companies increasingly providing vital communications services beyond television, "the community may have a greater interest in more frequent reviews," said Gerald Norlander, executive director of the Public Utility Law Project, a consumer advocacy group active in New York.