Sentence examples for communications move from inspiring English sources
There likely will be times when data traffic gets congested, and as more vital communications move to the Internet, these delays will have larger consequences.
Today, commerce and communications move instantly from all points.
More disappointingly, he references six vague GCHQ case studies as justification of blanket interception of communications moving in and out of the country.
The limits on U.S. surveillance were written in an analog age, when "pen registers" and "trap and trace devices" intercepted communications moving on copper wire.
The N.S.A. created what one senior Bush administration official later described as a "mirror" of AT&T's databases, which allowed ready access to the personal communications moving over much of the country's telecom infrastructure.
Rajesh De, the NSA general counsel, said all communications content and associated metadata harvested by the NSA under a 2008 surveillance law occurred with the knowledge of the companies – both for the internet collection program known as Prism and for the so-called "upstream" collection of communications moving across the internet.
"As communications moved into much much higher of the frequency spectrum with mobile phones and then cell phones, they moved into facilities that could intercept those much shorter range signals, so there has been an evolution which has matched the change in means of communications," Ball says.
Studies have found that the Fed communications moved financial markets in the intended direction and that these communications are even more relevant to the markets during financial turmoil [45].
Then, in my mid-years, personal computers came along (I know it's hard to fathom, but I did my early writing as a newspaper reporter on a clattering mechanical contraption called a typewriter) and soon, what seemed like everyone in the land had a computer in their home, with a few communications moving through what was called electronic mail.
She uses strategic communications to move organisations from "awareness raising" to true information sharing, leading to action.
