Sentence examples for copy electronically from inspiring English sources

Today's changes to Rule 41 would allow judges to "issue a warrant to use remote access to search electronic storage media and to seize or copy electronically stored information located within or outside that district".

The change says it will allow judges to "issue a warrant to use remote access to search electronic storage media and to seize or copy electronically stored information located within or outside that district," and will go into effect on December 1 if Congress does not try to block it.

The pending amendment to the judicial rules of criminal procedure will allow federal judges to issue warrants for law enforcement agents to remotely "access to search electronic storage media and to seize or copy electronically stored information" on computers not located in their own judicial districts.

I started publishing my email address in the Guardian and used that and Cix to receive copy electronically.

Mr. Langewiesche's editor for the book, Jonathan Galassi, said he was working at "developing a fast track" for publishing nonfiction books, by measures that include editing copy electronically and streamlining design.

Unfortunately, very few of the manuscripts had been copied electronically.

If your software is unpublished, you may submit the copy either electronically in PDF format or as a printed copy, depending on whether you're submitting the accompanying application electronically or by hard copy.

The ideal, of course, is a typed summary, which the patient takes away when discharged, and a copy sent electronically to the GP.

"It seems kind of pointless, or have they just not figured out yet that Gnutella is about 10,000 times more effective at locating what you want?" Freenet goes several steps beyond Gnutella in an effort to protect the anonymity of those who publish or copy information electronically.

The controversy has touched off a national debate about what constitutes ethical behavior among writers and researchers, especially now that the Internet has made it so easy to copy passages electronically and insert them into a text.

At present data is received either in hard copy or electronically via e-mail.