Sentence examples for contrary to the communications from inspiring English sources
This got Paul a conviction for "sending a public electronic message that was grossly offensive or of an indecent, obscene or menacing character contrary to the Communications Act 2003".
A Public Prosecution Service spokesperson said that after considering a complaint about "an internet broadcast of a sermon", it had decided to "offer an individual an informed warning for an offence contrary to the Communications Act 2003".
Kuttner is believed to have been arrested on suspicion of conspiring to intercept communications, contrary to the Criminal Law Act 1977, and on suspicion of corruption contrary to the Prevention of Corruption Act 1906.
This view of the human state is directly contrary to the way most people think about communications.
This battle was a result of a breakdown in communications and ran contrary to the operational intentions of the Belgian Army.
"Suspicionless mass retention of communications data is fundamentally contrary to the rule of law … and ineffective," the Latvian official argues in a 120-page report, The Rule of Law on the Internet in the Wider Digital World.
Some found Mr. Korry's account difficult to believe, in part because he repeatedly refused to fully answer some of the lawmakers' questions, insisting that to describe confidential communications and orders would be contrary to "the entire moral contract" he lived by as a diplomat.
Contrary to the expectations of the Internet zealots of the late 1990's, the industry's most potentially disruptive killer application will continue to be voice communications.
Contrary to the fundamental basis of Republic.com, the research on group polarization does not inevitably lead to the conclusion that the Internet creates extremist communications or behavior.
Contrary to the United States.
