electronic means of communication

She also expressed her disappointment with the effect of electronic means of communication upon the written word.

They require some electronic means of communications.

Additionally, Harkat was required to wear a tracking bracelet and was prohibited from using electronic means of communication.

The usage of these stamps has been somewhat phased out by the appearance of electronic means of communication.

However, the operating Iraqi Criminal Code of 1969 has vague prohibitions to using the press or any electronic means of communication for "indecent" purposes.

Before the invention of electronic means of communication, sailors were often used as Stagehand, working with the Counterweight fly system associated with Fly tower.

However, with the surveillance infrastructure damaged, the population is cautioned to avoid using electronic means of communications until their "security" is restored, with the location of Faith and Kate remaining unknown.

This method of communication became popular before the invention of electronic means of communication, and is still in use, primarily in older "hemp" houses during the set and strike of a show.

The drafters of the most recent revision commented that "with the increasing use of electronic means of communication, the statute of frauds is unsuited to the realities of the securities business."

We are, I think, agreed that electronic means of communication are developing at such lightning speed that we too must act very quickly in setting up the legal framework for this new type of communication.

(DE) Mr President, our lives, and especially the lives of young people today, revolve around the internet to a significant degree, and both the digital revolution and the use of electronic means of communication are contributing to progress in this field.

The advent of new electronic means of communications is having a fundamental influence on changes to the structure of the demand for postal services; liberalisation will thus lead to a better, and in particular more flexible, response to a wider range of services for postal items.

As with e-mail and other electronic means of communication, official use of these applications to communicate and engage with the public must be in accordance with all the applicable Federal policies related, including but not limited to the Section 508 (Accessibility), Records Management, Retention, and Archiving, Information Quality, and Intellectual Property.