Sentence examples for communications of a from inspiring English sources
In addition, we would like to be able to build large sets of such signaling bases, for using distinct ones in neighboring basestations and/or to be able to change codes during the communications of a given basestation, for instance for robustness against communication interception.
"If you control the communications of a population, you can control their thoughts".
Experts at GCHQ talk of how cracking the communications of a high value national security target can take three times as long as it once did.
If the United States was looking for the communications of a terrorism suspect, he said, "it needs to be such that when you make a query you come away confident that you have the whole answer".
"We need to be able to have the court authority to monitor not the phone but the telephone communications of a person," Mr. Ashcroft said at a recent news conference, "and to have that authority stay with the person".
For example, the government says he revealed in 1991 that the National Security Agency, the nation's secret eavesdropping and code-breaking agency, was reading the communications of a foreign country, which the indictment did not identify.
British Airways confirmed it was one of them and had placed its commercial director and head of communications on a leave of absence.
Under current law, it isn't allowed to monitor the communications of an American citizen or permanent resident without a court order.
They read like the communications of an ambitious person trying to ingratiate herself with a powerful boss she knows has soured on her.
Prohibiting true threats, for example--serious communications of an intent to commit unlawful violence--does not endanger discussions on controversial topics the way that prohibiting hurtful language does.
Not exactly, because, although most primates do not manifest these characteristics, they are present in the communications of an entirely different group of animals, evolutionarily quite remote from humans, namely birds.
