Sentence examples for extra communications from inspiring English sources

Reducing extra communications is a way to save energy which can be followed by data-driven techniques.

When the airline announced the extra charge its communications chief, Stephen McNamara, said the ETS permits would cost it €15m-20m a year.

Woodward was given extra responsibility for communications in the Cabinet Office and Mandelson was given the honorific title of First Secretary of State, as well as Lord President of the Council (to the fury of Harriet Harman).

And as soon as citizens stop paying through taxation, they'll be hit with extra charges from communications companies.

Older designs for extra back-and-forth communications and holding onto data packets for safekeeping, sensible at the time, can slow things down now.

Thomson espoused the joys of "Radio 5 Extra" at the House of Lords communications committee's inquiry into digital TV and radio last week.

The ability to use secure sockets layer (SSL) in a portal offers an extra level of securing communications between the independent computing architecture (ICA) client device and the NFuse Web server.

Police and security services would get extra powers to monitor online communications and non-violent extremist groups would be outlawed.

Whatever I was saving in money, I had to put in a lot of extra time to keep the communications up".

PAGE B1 DUTCH ADOPT NEUTRALITY LAW The Netherlands became the first country in Europe, and only the second in the world, to enshrine the concept of network neutrality into law by banning its mobile telephone operators from blocking or charging consumers extra for using Internet-based communications.

In fact, only 5% of the communications experience an extra delay that may degrade the QoS due to the use of Relays.