Sentence examples for governing communications from inspiring English sources
The draft Bill reflects wide agreement that the 15-year-old legislation governing communications is fragmented and outdated given the rapid pace of technological change.
The SEC has a number of rules governing communications that may constitute the solicitation of a proxy, which we refer to as soliciting materials.
(On Thursday, Mr. Bush suggested that he might postpone the trip if Congress failed to quickly revise and extend a law governing communications surveillance counterterrorism investigations, a top White House priority).
Transforming infrastructure established to allow for the unidirectional distribution of information from the state to its people into networks of collaboration and innovation requires radical reworking of the legal, technical and economic structures governing communications and telecommunications systems.
She admitted to having been "cavalier" in the way she followed certain regulations governing communications with her client, but argued that the human bond between a lawyer and client is critical to the lawyer's role as legal adviser.
MFIA students represent the ACLU in a federal Freedom of Information Act lawsuit seeking disclosure of the rules that govern communications surveillance abroad pursuant to Executive Order 12,333.
Ever since the name Snowden first appeared on front pages, there have been calls for a fundamental review of Ripa, the elderly legislation that governs communications intercepts by the state.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has the authority to govern communications networks like broadband Internet under the 1996 Telecommunications Act.
A supremely competent candidate and campaign usually indicate a talent for governing and communications.
Working against its rapid appearance is a fundamental law governing data communications that was laid down way back in telecom's primordial era: 1948.
But in 2007, the Federal Communications Commission decided that the privacy regulations governing telephone communications need not apply to the wireless Internet service provided by phone carriers.
