Sentence examples for force communications from inspiring English sources

The bill gives the state powers to force communications firms to store individuals' internet connection records – the addresses of websites visited – for 12 months.

But she came under fire from civil liberties groups over moves to force communications companies to hold data about internet use for up to 12 months and to require them to help spies to hack into suspects' smartphones and computers.

In a crisis, I wanted Ahmed to go and break up the cable, and force them up in the air" — that is, force communications to be broadcast by radio signals.

The campaign to force communications companies to keep and provide access to call and internet records began when Labour was in power and was revived in modified form under the coalition.

Dripa allows the home secretary to force communications companies to preserve communications data for 12 months, catching the data records of everybody in the UK including confidential or privileged correspondence of MPs, journalists, lawyers and doctors.

"The intrusive bulk powers challenged in this case pale in comparison to those now sought by the government – which include bulk hacking, the acquisition of vast databases containing sensitive information on millions of innocent people and powers to force communications companies to keep our entire web browsing histories".

Cecil D. Hall, the task-force communications sergeant, recalled that Barker had unsuccessfully sought permission from brigade headquarters to use Rome plows, monstrous twenty-two-ton bulldozers capable of levelling hundreds of acres per day, to destroy the area.

November 4, 2017 | Sgt. 1st Class Stephen B. Cribben, 33, a Special Forces communications sergeant, is killed while his unit was engaged in "combat operations" in Logar province.

The rebels have boasted recently of a much-improved communications system that, coupled with the degradation of the Qaddafi forces' communications, is giving them a major advantage on the battlefield.

It has destroyed six out of the seven bridges over the Danube that link Serbia with points north.General Wesley Clark, the NATO commander, said this week his bombers had inflicted "moderate to severe" damage on the Yugoslav forces' communications and, by attacking roads and railways, had made it much harder for them to send fresh troops to Kosovo.

The 12 members of the "A Team" -- the term Green Beret is out of fashion -- are from Fort Campbell, Ky., and were augmented by four Special Forces communications specialists and two Air Force combat controllers, in case they need to call in airstrikes as in the early days of the war.