Sentence examples for communicating abroad from inspiring English sources

The program, which the Bush administration started without congressional authorization shortly after the Sept. 11 attacks, collects intelligence on Americans who are communicating abroad with foreign "targets" designated by spy agencies like the CIA and National Security Agency.

E-mail is mostly responsible: it is easier, cheaper (especially for communicating abroad) and paperless.

After all, this isn't just about the convenience of reading a foreign news article or communicating abroad, but of a class of people who are fundamentally excluded from what most people think of as in-person communication — speech.

The Obama administration has inherited a complex policy debate over how to communicate messages abroad during wartime, one that remained unresolved by the Bush administration despite a series of appointments of high-profile communications officials.

In support of the law, the government contends that Americans who make phone calls or send emails to people abroad have a diminished expectation of privacy because the people with whom they are communicating – non-Americans abroad, that is – are not protected by the Constitution.

The new FISA bill removes much of the protective cloak U.S. citizens had under the previous versions of the bill; instead citizens' most private conversations when communicating with people abroad are rendered more vulnerable to eavesdropping without adequate judicial oversight.

Other measures undertaken by participants included: communicating with physicians abroad to facilitate information sharing; undertaking additional, but not overly time-consuming, research so as to enhance or augment the patient's existing information; and avoiding making judgmental statements about medical tourism with patients.

Although we think that both having relatives abroad and communicating with them are good proxies for trans-border communication, more qualitative research is needed to grasp the specific contents of these trans-border conversations.

Since then, however, Dr. ElBaradei has been largely absent, spending his summer abroad and communicating with his frustrated followers by Twitter.

A memo dated 5 August 2011, from the NSB to the Deir ez-Zor security committee orders the formation of "investigation committees" to carry out the arrests of protest organisers as well as "those communicating with people living abroad, and those who tarnish the image of Syria in the foreign media and international organisations".

We observe a similar pattern, with those having relatives abroad and communicating with them holding better opinions of the way governments do their job (see Appendix C, Table 9).