Sentence examples for states communications from inspiring English sources

The NSA is empowered to retain data for up to five years and the policy states "communications which may be retained include electronic communications acquired because of limitations on the NSA's ability to filter communications".

At the back end of last year it passed the Investigatory Powers Act, which threw up questions about the looming legal implications for encrypted communications in the UK — owing to a provision that states communications service providers may be required to "remove electronic protection of data".

The state communications agency went on strike.

The bridegroom, 31, is the New York state communications director for Barack Obama's presidential campaign.

The financial boss of the state communications regulator has been sent on "gardening leave" after the revelation of "financial irregularities".

The court said it would have the state communications watchdog block the page, but it has remained accessible.

The state communications monopoly, Etecsa, has experimented with a temporary price cut to $2, and the artist Kcho garnered much attention by opening a free, government-sanctioned Wi-Fi connection for the public at his Havana arts center.

The spokesman for Cuba's state communications company told the newspaper that 35 government computer centers around the country would have Wi-Fi starting next month, and the price of one hour online would drop to $2 from $4.50 now.

The Pentagon has acknowledged using its storehouse of new digital weapons to attack Islamic State communications networks, the first time that the US military has acknowledged doing so during an active war.

On Twitter, several commenters expressed solidarity with the two women, including Milind Deora, the government minister of state, communications and information technology, who said, "To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize ~ Voltaire".

The outlet, dubbed "Just IN," would have published material written by state communications officials.