Sentence examples for website resolving from inspiring English sources
Further, Complainant submits screen shot evidence to show that the website resolving from the domain name looks and feels just like Complainant's official website while using a close variation of Complainant's logos.
Requests for this data from law enforcement agencies would be "for the purpose of determining whether someone had accessed a communications website, an illegal website or to resolve an IP address where it is necessary and proportionate to do so in the course of a specific investigation", she added.
Sex.eu with 23 applications (current status: website doesn't resolve) Schumacher.eu with 15 applications (current status: website doesn't resolve) Realestate.eu with 12 applications (current status: website seemingly made in 1996) Business.eu with 12 applications (current status: forwards to some German link farm).
He added: "We will only reopen the site once Ticketmaster is confident that the issues with the website have been resolved".
If you're lucky enough to even get the website address to resolve, you'll be looking at a nice '403 Forbidden' or '500 Internal Server Error' page, or some nginx Web server landing page.
We will know in a few days if, as administration officials pledged last week, most of the problems that plagued the website were actually resolved.
The spokeswoman said: "Glasgow 2014 and its official ticketing provider Ticketmaster are today urgently reviewing the performance of the ticketing website with the aim of resolving the issues experienced by some of our customers.
Then computers within your local network will look to your local server to resolve websites.
"It's like photographing a beach and resolving individual grains of sand," says the NASA website's post accompanying the image release.
Reviewers post their draft reviews in a password-protected area of the website and discrepancies are resolved by consensus.
(The website has a link to file a complaint and they are often very helpful in resolving issues with your insurer).
