Sentence examples for government mobile from inspiring English sources

With security being a major concern of the Israeli government mobile phone towers are limited by height to prevent them from being used as firing positions.

Since shuttering its consumer hardware play, and focusing on a b2b (and business to government) mobile OS licensing business, Jolla has been winning friends in Russia — where its platform gained certification for corporate and government use back in 2016.

Using either x-ray radiation or radio waves, scanning devices are being used not only to "see" through your clothes but government mobile units can drive by your home and spy on you within the privacy of your home.

Using either x-ray radiation or radio waves, scanning devices and government mobile units are being used not only to "see" through your clothes but to spy on you within the privacy of your home.

Government mobile medical clinics, supported by UNICEF, made the rounds at camps and alerted the camp infirmary about pregnant women who were scheduled for delivery imminently.

For many governments mobile money is a conundrum.

Sydney MP Paul Fletcher, Turnbull's parliamentary secretary, can give no assurances about the $100m set aside by the government for mobile phone "black spots".

The government invited mobile network operators to invest in the project and offer retail access to 4G LTE wireless broadband services to the country's 12m people.

The service provides news, weather information and details of farming-related government policies.China Mobile also runs a website, 12582.com, that sends farmers information about planting techniques, pest management and market prices.

Six years ago the government used mobile to "push" messages, obtaining numbers from other websites, including those run by football clubs, to send out SMS marketing about fireworks safety, for example.

The government's "mobile police" in particular has assiduously been earning its reputation as a brutal organisation whose members just "kill and go" (as they are known in popular parlance).