Sentence examples for database to send from inspiring English sources

It appears Labour has used its Experian database to send out a 250,000 mail shot aimed at women, but denied it had breached any rules.

Many of her corporate clients hire her to track the doings of disgruntled employees, like the unhappy worker at an Internet service provider who used the company's database to send out disparaging e-mail messages about the company.

13 Push-notification allows the database to send messages to a specific user (similar to mobile short message service) at specified times, or after a specific task, free of cost.

And in response, we're seeing the rise of developer platforms that handle functionality that has never been outsourced before everything from databases to sending email to providing user authentication.

Here are two ways out of this trap: If the concern is voter impersonation, require the voter to sign an affidavit swearing you're the voter, at risk of a criminal complaint and jail if untrue; or require the federal government to use its database to affirmatively send every citizen over 18 a valid ID card.

The measurement and control program has been developed in LabVIEW using the database connection toolkit to send the sensors data to a server for training and classification with Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs).

The use of Internet groups for the hosting is a good idea because they will not only host the Mp3 audio file for you but also make the subscription to the podcast easy and keep a database of those to send the announcement to when a new podcast when made available.

When a user enters the gene list manually, LENS checks for the authenticity and availability of those genes in our database, prior to sending them to next page for further analysis.

A random sample of 2000 addresses of these new-borns was taken from a national database that is used to send invitations to parents for the NIP (Praeventis database).

By combining its existing 1m names (gathered from people who had responded to previous offers on tinned goods) with lists of similar households bought from brokers, Heinz has built up a database of 4.6m people to send a copy of At Home, a free magazine of recipes which also promotes its products.

The program scans each incoming message and matches the information about the sender against a database of addresses known to send spam.