Sentence examples for controversial communications from inspiring English sources

Separately, in July 2012, Skype contributed to UK parliamentary committee hearings on the government's proposed expansion of surveillance powers under the controversial communications data bill.

The Tories also pledge that "new communications data legislation will strengthen our ability to disrupt terrorist plots, criminal networks and organised child grooming gangs", which campaigners see as a promise to revive the controversial communications data bill.

As the televised face of the party, McAuliffe got in some hard punches on Enron, but Republicans replied that he himself had made an $18 million profit from a mere $100,000 investment in the controversial communications company Global Crossing.

Labour and the Conservatives could unite to push through the controversial communications bill despite Lib Dem objections, a former Tory leader says.

Following the passage of the controversial Communications Decency Act (1996), which attempted to place prohibitions on Internet speech in various ways, Barlow wrote the widely disseminated "A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace," in which he argued that cyberspace should be freed from outdated notions of property, expression, and identity.

Related: Senior Tories retain top cabinet roles as David Cameron seeks continuity May's remarks alarmed privacy campaigners who fear a Conservative government will revive the controversial draft communications bill, which was beaten last year after the Lib Dems withdrew their support.

May's remarks alarmed privacy campaigners who fear a Conservative government will revive the controversial draft communications bill, which was beaten last year after the Lib Dems withdrew their support.

"I will speak with Gen. Kelly and the president about that as, I'm sure, Anthony Scaramucci will," she said, referring to the controversial new White House communications director.

Target audience analysis (TAA) is a controversial approach to government communications that evolved during the battle for hearts and minds in Afghanistan.

Sitting side by side before a committee of MPs, they mounted impassioned defences of the necessity of bulk interception of communications data – controversial arguments both have continued to make since.

Australia's national broadcaster has obtained secret government documents relating to national security, immigration, welfare, communications and controversial racial discrimination laws after someone purchased two government filing cabinets at a secondhand store.