Sentence examples for for communications information from inspiring English sources

"The main purpose of the moratorium is to halt the expansion of the interactive gambling industry in Australia while the government investigates the feasibility and consequences of a permanent ban on interactive gambling," said Richard Alston, minister for communications, information technology and the arts.

The industry is overseen by the minister for communications, information technology, and the arts, who wields significant regulatory authority, with the ability to impose conditions on telecommunications providers, and the Australian Communications Authority (ACA), established in 1999, which licenses carriers and reports to the minister for communications.

Atti Emecz, EPSRC's director for communications, information and strategy, estimates a more realistic possibility is a 20% fall in the total number of Ph.D. students his organization would fund over the next 5 years.

In 1995, Han was conferred the Cultural Medallion for Art by the Minister for Communications, Information and the Arts.

It develops a broad range of connector and interconnect products for communications and information processing markets, including cable television, cellular telephone and data communication and information processing systems; aerospace and military electronics; and automotive, rail and other transportation and industrial applications.

In a quiet blogpost, Larry Strickling, the US government's assistant secretary for communications and information announced that he had "informed ICANN…that…[the US government] intends to allow the IANA functions contract to expire as of October 1".

Kapil Sibal, federal minister for communications and information technology: "The direction of the court is also consistent with this government's policy.

In January 2011 Sibal was also made minister for communications and information technology, continuing on in that dual role until he relinquished the human resources development component in late 2012.

One lawyer who's familiar with the Internet laws controversy, said Kapil Sabil, the minister for communications and information technology, is the right man to lobby.

"At the moment, there is nothing unconstitutional about the section," Kapil Sibal, India's minister for communications and information technology, said in a televised interview on Monday.

"This offers the potential for a real game changer in broadband spectrum," said John M. R. Kneuer, assistant secretary for communications and information at the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, an arm of the Commerce Department.