Sentence examples for communications subject from inspiring English sources
"The monitoring of global communications – subject, of course, to key safeguards – is accordingly regarded essential if the US is to discharge the mandate which it has assumed.
It is unlawful to advertise smokeless tobacco on any medium of electronic communications subject to the jurisdiction of the Federal Communications Commission.
Mr. Wigler also said that the system did not record any e-mail communications and so the requirements for a wiretap warrant did not apply: "Letters do not become 'electronic communications' subject to Title III merely because they happen to have been typed on a computer".
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Not since the release of the Nixon White House tapes has any political figure had private communications subjected to this degree of public scrutiny.
Furthermore, it does not provide for any exception, with the result that it applies even to persons whose communications are subject, according to rules of national law, to the obligation of professional secrecy.
Anyone with a website is considered a communications provider, subject to the law.
A previous effort by the F.B.I. to monitor e-mail, called Carnivore, raised an outcry of criticism by privacy and civil liberties groups who said the surveillance equipment could tap into communications not subject to wiretap warrants.
But his low-profile commissions have not provided him with a platform to articulate his views on the propriety and appropriate scope of the bulk surveillance of a large swath of world communications, the subject of Snowden's disclosures that have been published in the Guardian, the Washington Post and other news outlets worldwide.
The judge, Col. Vance Spath of the Air Force, suspended pretrial hearings in the death penalty case against the detainee, a Saudi named Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri, after nearly the entire defense team quit late last year in a dispute over whether their attorney-client communications were subject to monitoring.
