Sentence examples for communications directives from inspiring English sources

Seven active European Union (EU) communications directives with potential Voice over Internet Protocol (VolP) Implications that an organization needs to consider are also discussed.. Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) focuses on any internal financial controls that may exist within VoIP system and considers applicability of cross-IT security standards to VoIP system.

The decision stems from a TLC guideline that says "a Licensee must truthfully answer all questions and comply with all communications, directives, and summonses from the Commission or its representatives".

It may also be in contravention of the privacy and electronic communications directive, said Mr Heaney.

When the Harper government was elected, a communications directive was issued that prevented scientists from speaking to the media without permission.

This directive is commonly known as the EU Directive on privacy and electronic communications (e-Privacy Directive).

In 2002, the European Union released its Directive on Privacy and Electronic Communications, which included a section on spam that made it illegal to send unsolicited communications for direct marketing purposes without prior consent of the recipient.

A 2011 NSA directive said direct communications between foreign intelligence targets and members of Congress should be destroyed when they are intercepted.

The EC directive (which communications minister Ed Vaizey is desperately trying to make calming noises about) will affect pay-per-click advertisers and users of Google Analytics.

Clearly, the communications team has a directive in place to keep these headers chatty and brief, lest they take up too much of our time and leave us without enough hours in the day to read all their other emails.

Traffic data any data processed for the purpose of conveying a communication on an electronic communications network or for the billing thereof (Article 6 of that Directive).

Aiming to blunt some of that criticism, Garcetti wrote in a letter this week that he plans to issue an executive directive prohibiting ex parte communications with planning commissioners, to "ensure that all dialogue with private stakeholders is on the record".