Sentence examples for comprehensive communications from inspiring English sources
In the arena of regulation, the Telecommunications Act of 1996 was passed as the most comprehensive communications policy since 1934.
An ambiguous component of the N.S.A.'s order to Verizon, one that potentially carries the greatest implications, is the government's demand for "comprehensive communications routing information".
Adopt a "comprehensive communications strategy" to widen understanding of EU policy on settlements – including the EU's opposition to a boycott of Israel itself.
The company said: "Compass is committed to setting the highest standards for responsible business practice which is underpinned by a global framework of policies and measures and is supported by comprehensive communications and training".
That metadata doesn't tell the government what was said, but gives it "comprehensive communications routing information," such as the phone numbers at both ends of the call, equipment codes, the time of the call, and how long it lasted.
There was a comprehensive communications campaign aimed to "promote understanding and acceptance of the technology" and "develop support for US government trade and development policy positions on biotech" in light of the worldwide backlash against GM crops.
These include comprehensive community engagement and service promotion by senior Aboriginal staff, and incorporation of local knowledge into providing support or referrals [personal communications JR 2012: J Keene & P Parfitt, Drug & Alcohol Office, WA].
The Bay Area Wireless Enhanced Broadband system was designed to provide first responders with a comprehensive data communications system (the East Bay network is for voice communications), and also serve households and businesses across 10 counties that did not have access to broadband.
The question looming for them is, what kind of margins will they have to make on those calls to survive giving away such comprehensive personal communications services?
(9) Strengthen the PMTCT programme by (a) developing a comprehensive PMTCT communications strategy30; (b) link it to the provision of paediatric ARV treatment; and (c) evaluate the PMTCT programme to assess why the male partners uptake has been so low.
Titan, based in San Diego, describes itself as a "a leading provider of comprehensive information and communications products, solutions and services for national security".
