Sentence examples for communications constituted from inspiring English sources

Internal company regulations forbade the use of company resources for personal purposes, but Barbulescu argued that the monitoring of his communications constituted a breach of his right to privacy.

In their own way, the shows and Mr. Rogers's production company, Family Communications, constituted one of the country's more stable little industries.

The actor, comedian and astute blogger said the revealed NSA program -- which records domestics telephony metadata and other electronic communications -- constituted "a betrayal of our trust" and took issue with how the media and government have painted Snowden and WikiLeaks leaker Bradley Manning.

So the primary issue to be resolved is whether substituting the existing intercom system with one that uses the tenant's private telephone and does not provide apartment-to-apartment communications would constitute a failure to maintain a required service.

If Facebook is going to hand over all of your messages, all of your wall posts, all of your private photos, all of your private details from their server the government has no need to intercept all of the communications that constitute those private records.

The alleged facilitation of these communications may have constituted a federal crime and compromised national security.

The state's largest utility, Pacific Gas & Electric Co., has acknowledged that many of the released emails constituted improper communications that violated PUC rules.

Our communications media likewise constitute the environment which sustains, nurtures – or constrains – our culture.

The group's report made five policy suggestions, including the introduction of judicial approval for all requests, a revised definition of what constitutes "communications data", standardised procedures for making requests for all forces and telecoms companies, and making police forces produce "transparency reports" about how they make requests.

Richer communications make that possible.

If the proposed advertisements do not constitute 'coordinated communications' under the Commission's regulations, they must be deemed in-kind contributions to the candidates under the Commission's coordination rule".