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But what more could she have done if she’d had the modern means of communications available to her to create a sense that the injustice that people saw had to be acted upon immediately?
Take, therefore, what modern technology is capable of: the power of our moral sense allied to the power of communications and our ability to organize internationally.
In June 2014, the French security services stopped monitoring the communications of Said and Cherif Kouachi, the two brothers who had been on a terror watch list for three years.
Well, of course, there is globalization, technology, communications, all that stuff, which we'll talk about a little bit later.
They affect our communications, our pension funds.
We have to make this happen, and we can do it with the modern communications that TED has introduced.
Because for me, digital communications technology has the power to do so much more than just to allow us to shop online, to connect through social media platforms and to stay up to date.
And the Then-Communications Minister replied in a lordly manner that in a developing country communications are a luxury, not a right, that the government had no obligation to provide better service, and if the honorable Member wasn't satisfied with his telephone, could he please return it, since there was an eight-year-long waiting list for telephones in India.
What do you do? (Laughter) GB: Modern communications.
I define simplicity as a means to achieving clarity, transparency and empathy, building humanity into communications.
Not only was it good for these one-on-one communications, but also for just showing up at the company all-hands meeting.
We had decidedly low-tech communications.
Another exciting thing we did last year was with communications technology.
It's a very powerful system, and most of our communications consist of it.
All of us are engaged in a seismic, fundamental realignment of culture and communications, a realignment that is shaking and decimating the newspaper industry, the magazine industry, the book and publishing industry and more.
To understand power diffusion put this in your mind: computing and communications costs have fallen a thousandfold between 1970 and the beginning of this century.
I'd swear the "high tech" communications centre she has actually has a few Commodore 64 monitors in it.
I was watching the beginning of this on a Friday, mid-day, while working at computer at home, relaxing a bit after a hectic week, and cleaning-up some files and answering some communications.
A scientist who works in communications sending off signals into space and receiving them, gets caught up with aliens.
Maddox is just nuts and is secretly making up all those communications from escaped mental patient Stanton!
Oddly enough, I think this may have been the start of late 70's scifi shows with alien beings in polyester jumpsuits, cheesy special effects and laser beams, and giant monitor screens for communications.
In this tiny town -- and really that's being charitable; hamlet is more appropriate -- there are but a handful of inhabitants and only three apparent businesses (saloon, store, and undertaker), no court or jail, no regular transportation services, no communications, no government offices of any kind, no mayor, and no law enforcement, yet a busily occupied lawyer?
One girl got a degree in communications (yeah, the same major as all the football players) from some school that nobody has heard of, and the other girl is "taking online classes."
The less than perfect communications between the man and the woman represent the inherent differences of the sexes.
The founding fathers never envisioned the event of the entire communications media and the press falling into the hands of the rich and powerful few.
Professional communications equipment would have been used like Motorola, Yaesu, Icom, etc.
All the equipment necessary for communications between the van and its base would have been an encrypted duplex fm transceiver, or a small microprocessor controlled cell phone.
It's awe-inspiring, from its wealth of information (is Robert Graves one person or a research and communications department?) to its superb acting and gorgeous sets (I just wish that it was taped on film so it would have that fancy look to it).
Compared with the rest of the region, the country’s key sectors – including education, transport, communications, agriculture, and tourism – are professionally managed and the envy of much of East Africa.
Roads, airports and communications systems must also be revitalized if trade is to be restored.
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