Sentence examples for communications search from inspiring English sources

Apart from safety of life at sea (SOLAS) regulations, the IMO maritime safety committee deal with stability and load lines and fishing vessel safety, carriage of dangerous goods, safety of navigation, radio communications, search and rescue, fire protection, and ship design and equipment.

Entefy is building the world's first Universal Interaction Engine to seamlessly bring together your world of communications, search, and storage, all with a single application across any device.

But Walsh not only confirmed that the FBI can perform the searches itself, she said the bureau does not tally how many communications searches for Americans' data it performs - and apparently mingles these international communications involving Americans with more traditional forms of legally acquired communications, confounding an accounting.

On the outside it is seen as a bit scattershot, its products covering everything from communications and search to health, robots, internet balloons and self-driving cars.

Without these essential emergency communications capabilities, search, rescue, and recovery operations during a catastrophic event will be severely debilitated.

According to the Washington Post, the NSA identifies suspect communications using search terms designed to give it a 51% confidence rating that the target is foreign.

The two companies will team up to offer online video (both Sky content and user-generated), voice communications and search advertising.

And the NSA may still be able to "reverse target" Americans' communications by searching through the content of emails or phone calls they have exchanged with foreigners.

The privacy board recommended that the administration rein that program in, too -- by requiring more documentation before Americans' communications are searched, as well as more involvement from a foreign surveillance court -- but the agency has moved slowly.

They help support communications, lead the search and rescue of people missing, and support the aid community with overall coordination in a joint effort to reach people in need.

B1 Attorney General John Ashcroft outlines proposals that Congress will be asked to approve to expand government ability to intercept communications and to search and seize.