Sentence examples for proportion of communications from inspiring English sources
The Agencies now operate in a legal and ethical vacuum; why the deafening silence from our elected representatives?" In the statement Farr refuses to confirm or deny the factual basis of a Liberty assertion that a "high proportion of communications that are not external communications" are captured by a catch-all modus operandi.
The secret court would still review the procedures the government uses to choose its targets, in order to prevent too many innocent Americans getting caught up in the dragnet.But Marty Lederman, a professor of law at Georgetown University, worries that the bill will clear the way for the government to collect a far larger proportion of Americans' communications with foreigners than it does now.
An increasing proportion of our communications now flow through just a tiny handful of companies.
Figure 7 shows TAU having a higher probability of being cost-effective at low levels of willingness to pay but PACT + TAU being more likely to be cost-effective at willingness to pay of £300 or above per 1%% increase in the proportion of parental communications with the child that were synchronous.
The judge also asserts that Wikimedia failed to persuade him on the significance of whether the volume of its annual Internet communications — a figure it claimed as more than 1 trillion annual Internet communications — represents a significant proportion of the total number of Internet communications or not.
"Satisfaction is in direct proportion with the amount of time they spend looking into the school," said Diane Harris, the director of communications for undergraduate admissions at Rutgers University.
But the nature of modern fibre-optic communications means that a proportion of internal UK traffic is relayed abroad and then returns through the cables.
ANNALS OF COMMUNICATIONS about the New York Times.
ANNALS OF COMMUNICATIONS about transitions in television.
ANNALS OF COMMUNICATIONS about journalists' speaking fees.
ANNALS OF COMMUNICATIONS about women executives.
