Sentence examples for call database from inspiring English sources

At the 311 center, the mayors watched a PowerPoint presentation about the city's call database.

The "text to register" service allows mobile users to add their number to the Telephone Preference Service's (TPS) "do not call" database.

The Information Commissioner's Office is to investigate four of the UK's largest charities, following allegations that their fundraisers contacted people registered with the government's opt-out nuisance call database.

Any congressional inquiry into the call database is unlikely to yield much.

The NSA is likely to characterize its call database as part and parcel of its routine data-mining activities.

House Majority Leader John Boehner, R-Ohio, told The Associated Press he was worried about what he had read about the call database.

The uproar grew when USA Today reported in May 2006 more details of the N.S.A.'s acquisition from telephone companies of the phone call databases.

Both coroner and 911 call databases were more flexible than ED data, containing fields facilitating focused queries on the key epidemiological links of homelessness and shelter residence.

Bournemouth-based Point One Marketing, trading as Stop the Calls, marketed a call-blocking device for phones as well as a service removing people's details from a cold-call database.

In 1999, the group met with and gave an award for "innovative excellence" to a company called Database Technologies, which was designing the State of Florida's procedure for scrubbing its voter rolls of felons and other ineligible people.

The companies often use the information for a practice called "database marketing" — that is, using data mining to help clients like retailers, banks and airlines tailor marketing pitches to their best customers or identify potential new ones.