Sentence examples for internet practice from inspiring English sources

That is good, well-established internet practice.

Just as that early Internet practice screeched to a halt once everyone (well, almost everyone) came to their senses, this will too.

In Germany, a proposal from the Ministry of Justice would essentially prohibit using false information to create an e-mail account, making the standard Internet practice of creating accounts with pseudonyms illegal.

The increased acceptance of equity stakes "will put pressure on consultants to pick their spots a little bit more carefully," said James M. Citrin, a former McKinsey consultant who is now the managing director of the Internet practice at Spencer Stuart, a large executive search firm.

Richard Saville-Smith, who bought a lease on the domain name for his son, Comrie, faces legal action from CS Lewis Ltd, controller of the rights to the author's work, which claims he bought it in bad faith with the aim of making money from the Narnia name in a common internet practice known as cyber-squatting.

Instead, it was as CNN anchor Jake Tapper called it, a "rick roll", analogizing it to the internet practice of sending a email promising one thing and replacing it with a link to the 1987 Rick Astley music video for Never Going to Give You Up.

The W.T.O. has never directly considered the question of whether China's Internet practices are a trade barrier.

Ms. Reid said that her office worked closely with the Florida attorney general and that such cooperation was crucial in pursuing fraudulent Internet practices that cross state lines.

Critics have said the agency approves such patents too readily because its examiners do not understand current technology and Internet practices well enough.

A more effective approach would be to adopt Internet practices and technologies and supplement the 911 emergency telephone service by what might be called an "811" system.

If today's vote has succeeded in anything it is in creating debate as to whether or not the FCC has ultimate authority to regulate Internet practices.