Sentence examples for on communications that from inspiring English sources

Ms. Clinton managed to dodge some questions, including on communications that took place between the Clinton Foundation and the State Department under her leadership.

The multiple views available on screen reflect the way this conflict itself relies on communications that are even faster and farther-reaching than they were during the Gulf War.

Some Democrats and civil rights advocates accused the Senate of capitulating to White House demands by broadening the ability to eavesdrop without warrants on communications that are primarily "foreign" in nature, even if they may touch on Americans' phone calls and e-mail.

Today, our digital economy is propped up on communications that are processed, stored, mined and monetized, but not protected.

On the contract manufacturers side, there's Merix, which makes printed circuit boards, and Plexus, a real high-quality company focusing on communications that has no PC exposure".

What struck me was how much convergence I saw around a vision RingCentral calls "collaborative communications". I didn't come up with that phrase, but I like it because it helps explain the emphasis on communications that leads to collaboration, as opposed to collaboration or social networking as the central experience.

The initiation of a search for a volunteer donor and/or umbilical cord blood unit for transplantation triggers a worldwide network of communications that depends on a common language for HLA nomenclature and matching standards.

Prime Minister Ayrault said: "It's incredible that an allied country like the United States at this point goes as far as spying on private communications that have no strategic justification, no justification on the basis of national defence".

Anselmo, who died in 1995, shattered the international government monopoly on satellite communications that existed in the 1980s by founding PanAmSat.

The fight is over the 1978 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which requires the government to obtain a warrant before eavesdropping on electronic communications that involve someone in the United States.

But in fact the legislation as enacted not only provides that no warrant is needed in such a situation but also goes further, in giving the administration discretion to eavesdrop on foreign communications that might involve Americans.