Sentence examples for use of electronic communications from inspiring English sources

A Police Scotland spokeswoman said: "A 28-year-old man was arrested on Thursday 28 April in relation to the alleged publication of offensive material online (improper use of electronic communications under the Communications Act 2003).

(60) The need to ensure an adequate level of protection of privacy and personal data transmitted and processed in connection with the use of electronic communications networks in the Community calls for effective implementation and enforcement powers in order to provide adequate incentives for compliance.

The increasing use of electronic communications, notably emails, in Whitehall will mean records are even more vulnerable to unscrutinised destruction.

The increased use of electronic communications has been matched by the development of ever more sophisticated tools of surveillance.

Some initiatives include smarter paper usage, sustainable printer/copier programs, and encouraging the use of electronic communications.

Realizing that the United States had collected solid intelligence about his physical movements, he cut back on his use of electronic communications.

PwC's survey notes the growth in "virtual" assignments, used by almost two-thirds of companies: employees with responsibilities abroad manage them from their home country, using a mixture of electronic communications and frequent business trips.But such assignments may often turn out to be less "virtual" than vexatious.

LEADS would authorize the government to use a warrant to compel production of electronic communications stored abroad if it concerned a United States citizen.

The current opposition to the adoption of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) globally is best understood using the example of the history of electronic communications.

The move comes as increasing numbers of Americans are turning away from the telephone to use chat, text, email and other forms of electronic communications and as Americans debate larger questions about surveillance in the digital age.

On encryption the committee amends an earlier text, proposed by the EU's executive body, the European Commission, to state: "[W]hen encryption of electronic communications data is used, decryption, reverse engineering or monitoring of such communications shall be prohibited.