Sentence examples for communications to which from inspiring English sources
He declined to address when asked the likelihood of a terrorist plot being hatched using online communications to which law enforcement agencies no longer had access.
Under the proposals, internet providers and other information service providers will be required to retain records of all communications, to which police and security services will have access, for 12 months.
A few months ago, I found myself having a series of vaguely apologetic conversations with the police, trying to work out whether communications to which I'd been subject amounted to anything criminal or not.
Its most conspicuous expressions are appliances for data exchange -- computers, cell phones, personal organizers, digital cameras -- and the software programs and communications systems to which they are linked.
Questions were also raised as to why Coulson was not subjected to a more rigorous form of "developed" vetting for the communications job to which previous incumbents had been submitted.
He feels most historians are obsessed with the disasters, overlooking the fact that the British Army transformed itself from a small entity with 19th-century weapons and tactics into a formidable fighting machine "combining infantry, armour, artillery and machineguns assisted by airpower and wireless communications … to which the enemy [by 1918] had no answer".
It will not tackle the wider problem of declining communications data capability, to which we must return in the next Parliament.
Communications are through Guernsey, to which Alderney is linked by air and shipping services.
needed to be "very clear in its communications on the extent to which countries are living up to their obligations".
Investigations of the effectiveness of health threat communications are supportive of the protection motivation theory framework [ 11], finding that communication effectiveness is associated with the extent to which the communications present real but controllable threats [ 12].
