Sentence examples for communications pass from inspiring English sources

Many foreign-to-foreign communications pass through telecommunication "switches" on American soil, where the intercepts take place.

Goodness knows what communications passed between the White House and the State Department.

Several lawsuits were filed after revelations about warrantless wiretapping asserted that telecom companies provided federal authorities with direct access to nearly all communications passing through their domestic facilities.

Under their licensing terms, all Internet service providers and telecom providers are required to provide the government direct access to all communications passing through them.

A ruling a month or two later — the judge who made it and its exact timing are not clear — restricted the government's ability to intercept foreign-to-foreign communications passing through telecommunication "switches" on American soil.

law precludes an injunction made against an Internet service provider requiring it to install a system for filtering all electronic communications passing via its services, which applies indiscriminately to all its customers, as a preventive measure, exclusively at its expense, and for an unlimited period," the court wrote.

As Ken Wainstein, a Justice Department official at the time, would eventually admit, the real problem was with e-mail communications passing through the US, where a sender was known to be abroad, but the location of the recipient could not be determined in advance.

Data transfer from communications passes were filled to 74%.

Accordingly, the Court's reply is that EU law precludes an injunction made against an internet service provider requiring it to install a system for filtering all electronic communications passing via its services which applies indiscriminately to all its customers, as a preventive measure, exclusively at its expense, and for an unlimited period.

This can be contrasted with the network for patient #4, in which all communications passed through one individual, an oncologist (38; Figure 4).

All external transport and communications links pass through the EU, which accounts for three-quarters of Swiss trade.