Sentence examples for internet copies from inspiring English sources

It started 20 years ago in a printed edition but five years ago went onto the Internet, copies being delivered to e-mail in-boxes.

When a user accesses the internet, copies files to the cloud or a memory stick, sends webmails, burns DVDs or prints documents, he or she leaves a forensic trail for the experienced investigator to follow.

Diebold Election Systems, which makes voting machines, is waging legal war against grass-roots advocates, including dozens of college students, who are posting on the Internet copies of the company's internal communications about its electronic voting machines.

The N.S.A. scrapes and amasses enormous databases of global communications data, while Google constantly crawls the Internet, copying and indexing everything it can reach.

Companies that that produce and distribute music and movies take Internet copying as a serious threat, though those who favor complete freedom on the Internet contend the danger is largely imaginary.

The certificate number is blacked out on the Internet copy, and Mr. Obama's detractors have demanded the release of his original long-form birth certificate, which in Hawaii is not considered a public record.

"The lesson here," Melvin said, "is that if you find North Korean content on the Internet, copy it and don't make it public for fear that it falls under U.S. jurisdiction in some way and can be deleted under threatened/actual legal action".

The labs have computers, printers and scanners providing facilities of internet, copying, scanning, printing, access to various online databases through HEC digital library and training to students and faculty of colleges and attached hospitals.

The tape has never been aired in public, but a transcript was available on the Internet and copies were secretly circulated.Abbas Abdi, a reformer who was once a radical, having led the takeover of the American embassy in Tehran in 1979, accuses his movement of dancing on the rooftop before its building was completed.

Materials | Computers with Internet access, copies of our anonymous survey.

Materials | Computers with Internet access; copies of the article "Too Much Shakespeare?