Sentence examples for implications of phone from inspiring English sources

*** There was a delicious irony in the speech in which a newly emboldened Ed Miliband discussed some of the implications of phone hacking.

Possible implications of phone-recognition errors are discussed in Section 5. We compute the number of speech units per second over the entire duration of a single patient's free-response session.

Based on the analysis of these results, implications of cell phone use on driving safety along with some safety countermeasures, such as selective bans and non-cell phone zones, are discussed in the paper.

At the recent home affairs select committee, former officer Peter Clarke explained that the task had been grafted on to his main activity, because of the so-called security implications of royal phone hacking.

Concerns are surfacing in the City about James Murdoch's role as chairman of BSkyB, as investors consider the implications of the phone hacking scandal on his position at the satellite broadcaster.

Mr. Brown's statements on criminality closely echo remarks made last week in the House of Commons by Tom Watson, a member of Parliament who has vigorously pursued the implications of the phone hacking scandal over the past two years.

Hunt is accountable not to Leveson – which was set up to report on the implications of the phone-hacking scandal for press ethics and regulation – but to parliament.

Members of Congress demanded that the board issue reports about the civil liberties implications of the phone-records program and another one that allows the National Security Agency to request the e-mail messages of foreigners under investigation.

Kellyanne Conway, a senior Trump aide, pushed back on the notion that Trump did not grasp the implications of taking the phone call.

Consider the privacy implications of sending your phone away.

Jones unsurprisingly sees major environmental and resource implications in the lack of phone recycling.