Sentence examples for communications calling for from inspiring English sources

No surprises in all that: the real mystery for Russia's tea-leaf readers is what exactly Mr Khodorkovsky means by the curious communications, calling for Russians to forgive one another and co-operate for the motherland's sake, that emanate from his cell.

(60) The need to ensure an adequate level of protection of privacy and personal data transmitted and processed in connection with the use of electronic communications networks in the Community calls for effective implementation and enforcement powers in order to provide adequate incentives for compliance.

Pushing the FBI to tally how often it looks at Americans' communications and calling for the intelligence community to follow through on its promise to provide an estimate of Americans swept up in Section 702 surveillance would provide much-needed perspective.

The widespread employment of electronic communications calls for consideration of the computer literacy and skills of the target sample before utilizing electronic means of communication [ 22].

Emily Horne, who until recently headed up Twitter's policy communications, called him out for blaming her department for the problems.

Lisa Cruz, assistant vice president for communications, called it a "truly unique incident".

Now, the folks at Firespotter Labs think they've built a solution — a cloud-based platform for enterprise communications called Switch.

One of the more interesting features is what Karen Karp, the society's vice president for marketing and communications, calls "a virtual Rolodex". By clicking on Network, visitors can get the E-mail addresses of other people interested in Asian topics.

This one-way modeling technique is in the process of being patented — so Halstead says he can't discuss the "fine details" — but he does mention a long standing technique for optimizing database communications, called bloom filters, saying those sorts of "principles" underpin InfoSum's approach.

Under this technique, we propose a power-aware algorithm for configuring the CST and scheduling a class of communications, called the well-nested communications on the CST.

Less clear is whether they deviated from that task, whether they had adequate communications to call for help and how Johnson wound up missing.