Sentence examples for communications authority from inspiring English sources

The new legislation allowed the Hungarian national communications authority to block all internet access to "illegal dispatcher services".

Later Sunday, Brazilian news organizations began reporting that the country's Federal Police and national communications authority would investigate to see if companies here cooperated.

" 'No, you can't have it because we say you can't have it,' and when you ask why, there is no 'why,' " said Bob Lawrence, development coordinator at the station and father of the AM radio campaign, characterizing what he says is the attitude of Ofcom, the British communications authority, toward its former archnemesis.

According to the national communications authority (NCA), the regulator of the telecommunications sector of Ghana, subscription to mobile telephony is increasing tremendously.

Underscoring the frantic nature of all this message traffic, even Ajayi, a communications authority, gets gridlocked.

America's highest communications authority has voted to reduce the exorbitant costs of prison phone calls, currently set under a commissions-based contract model with private communications companies that some prisoner advocate groups have long compared to a system of "kickbacks".

While KP health officials based at the provincial polio control room (PPCR) in Peshawar agree that the IDP influx poses a polio risk, they disagree, according to media reports, that refusals (those refusing to be vaccinated) are declining, and blame UN communications authorities for this.

Accordingly, this paper provides insights into the consequences of the Italian communications regulatory authority's (AgCom) decision to impose this type of separation on the incumbent telecommunications operator, Telecom Italia.

Back in 2007, ARCEP, the "French telecommunications police" (or the communications regulations authority, if you want to be politically correct about it) went after Skype for 3 reasons: it failed to allow the inception of calls for security reasons following a court ruling, the way that it routed emergency calls and for distributing mobile phone numbers (SkypeIn).

"That authorities are monitoring public communications, where authorities are not considered to be a 'member of the audience,' really gets to the heart of many contemporary privacy debates: under what conditions is something private or not?" Parsons said the legal situation is similar to the context of a barroom.

Piggybacking on the communications, the authorities tracked down Mr. Guzmán and planned an operation to grab him in early October.