Sentence examples for communications originated from inspiring English sources

The police changed course and focused on Sunderland, from where the communications originated.

Courts have taken varying positions about whether they have the power to hear cases involving communications originating in other states.

Clegg said he agreed with the intelligence agencies on the problem of "how to access data – if necessary on the back of a warrant from the foreign secretary or the home secretary – and intrude on the communications between people who mean to do us harm, even when those communications originate from overseas or foreign internet service providers or communications service providers".

Crocker calls that process a pretty "rough guide" to determining where the communications originate from, or are directed to.

The cheater may be an insider who wishes to disavow communications he actually originated or to claim to have received messages from other participants who did not send them.

In coordinated communications, each stream originates from a distinct source, each with a different frequency error.

Here, the dataset originated from the communications in the developer mailing lists during 2006 and 2007.

Pioneering research led by Pawsey and Ruby Payne-Scott showed that strong variable solar radiation bursts originated near sunspots, causing dishowedons thatadio communicationstrongarth (Pawsey et al. 1946).

This authority originated well before the Internet existed, in the Communications Act of 1934 that created the FCC.

When they have tried, communications from the group had been masked to appear as though they originated in Tel Aviv.

According to a study published today in Nature Communications, they then tested the evolutionary relationship between the ape and human parasite, discovering that P. vivax originated in Africa and evolved from a single ancestor.