Sentence examples for office of internet from inspiring English sources

"We have never brought a case like this one," said John Reed Stark, chief of the office of Internet enforcement for the S.E.C., who said that the case stood apart from its 424 Internet-related cases.

John Reed Stark, chief of the office of Internet enforcement at the Securities and Exchange Commission who has worked on some of the cases, said the agency had filed seven cases against married couples so far this year, including one involving the sale of Dow Jones & Company to the News Corporation, controlled by Rupert Murdoch.

Instead, I am a test subject sitting inside a research lab at the London offices of internet giant Google.

Louisa Terrell, another member of the top working group, is on leave from the public policy office of the Internet company Yahoo!

When law enforcement agents get permission to install Carnivore, they send their own technicians to the office of an Internet service provider.

Despite the resemblance to a sci-fi film set, this is the stylish new office of an Internet company named InfoPost.

That setup, in turn, will allow the company to plug into the back-office systems of Internet retailers -- so that if a customer of an Internet-only merchant wanted to exchange an item at a Mail Boxes store, the replacement item could be sent to a Mail Boxes location.

Once installed at the offices of an Internet service provider, it works by monitoring all of the data that flows by it.

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Now, though, intricate analysis seems to have come to pro football, through the good offices of the Internet and its capacity for the micro-niche, and the Web site Footballoutsiders has thrown off a book, the annual "Pro Football Prospectus," which is apparently catching on.

China's Ministry of Public Security has announced that police will be placed into the offices of major Internet companies.