Sentence examples for communications by a from inspiring English sources

Does the government intend to search widely for communications by a particular author?

This is not the Zimbabwean way," said Mnangagwa, a ruling Zanu-PF party stalwart who has been advised on his communications by a team of international consultants.

The novelty of the Hungarian legislation is that media is supervised together with communications by a unified, convergent authority, which obviously allows for concentrated, efficient and cost-effective operation.

With few exceptions, such as the Justice Department's blocking of the AT&T buyout of T-Mobile, American telecom policy in recent years has tended to reward consolidation and control of broadband and wireless communications by a few huge companies.

Nonetheless, the fact that communications by a senior member of Trump's national security team have been under scrutiny points up the challenge facing the intelligence community as it continues its wide-ranging probe of Russian government influence in the U.S. election and whether there was any improper back-channel contacts between Moscow and Trump associates and acquaintances.

L. 99 508, § 101(b)(3), inserted "or chapter 121" in two places and substituted "foreign communications, or foreign intelligence activities conducted in accordance with otherwise applicable Federal law involving a foreign electronic communications system, utilizing a means" for "foreign communications by a means".

The new study on global greening is published in Nature Communications by an international team of scientists who concluded cutting carbon emissions remains vital to preventing severe climate change.

It is meant to give specific authorisation to any interception of communications by an American citizen.

All we know is that one client of Reverb's told us that he was referred to Reverb Communications by an Apple employee.

So what explains the appearance of an Arabic acronym in English communications by an American administration?

Moving on, Senator Leahy's office's summation of the bill claims that it "closes [the] NSA's 'back door' access to Americans' communications by requiring a court order" for a search of their communications, in data that is collected under Section 702 sans an individual warrant.