Sentence examples for unauthorized texts from inspiring English sources

The unauthorized texts do contain elements that sound like the work of eyewitnesses or actors (and are valuable for that reason).

They gave listeners a sense of ownership, Ms. Stern said, much to the exasperation of ministers and playwrights who inveighed against unauthorized texts published from audience notes.

Ladies and gentlemen this means that Jobs and company have just sealed the deal on a solution to the number one fear of parents across America, kids sending "unauthorized texts".

And as USA Today recently highlighted, students are turning to some unpleasant solutions -- downloading unauthorized texts, copying their friends' books, or working through their class with no textbook at all -- just to avoid the huge cost.

Some people who have received the unauthorized text messages are among the 12 percent of mobile phone users who do not have a text message subscription plan, the F.T.C. said.

In some instances, the unauthorized text is notably closer to the authorized text when certain minor actors are onstage than at other times, suggesting that these actors may have been involved in a memorial reconstruction.

Hamlet, in full Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, tragedy in five acts by William Shakespeare, written about 1599 1601 and published in a quarto edition in 1603 from an unauthorized text, with reference to an earlier play.

If the control contains unauthorized text, the control application may alert the user, the administrator or other designated individuals of the presence of such text.

The control application may require the user to replace the unauthorized text or may automatically delete the text or the entire communication.

Will Rogers Memorial Center, Sept. 28-29, various times, fwfest.com AUSTIN Fighting Words Let the Banned Book Bash, a reading by writers and performers of once-unauthorized texts that are now classics, like "The Great Gatsby," "Howl" and "To Kill a Mockingbird," serve as a reminder of one of Americans' greatest rights: freedom of speech.

An Argentine philosophy professor may go to prison for violating intellectual-property law by uploading unauthorized translations of texts by Jacques Derrida to the Web.