Sentence examples for a breakdown of communications from inspiring English sources

Solíman admits there was a breakdown of communications and "political differences" which led to "difficulty working with the mayor himself", but claims that what resulted was beyond the control of her department.

The senior test pilot for the Douglas Aircraft Company, manufacturer of the Midwest Express Airlines DC-9 that crashed on takeoff last fall, told a Federal investigative panel today that there might have been a breakdown of communications in the cockpit.

Rodwell made a good early impression and almost forced Jordi Alba into an error after a breakdown of communications with Reina, but England were unable to take advantage.

The defending Americans managed to destroy the Chinese forces in counterattacks, while a breakdown of communications between the Chinese regiments allowed the gaps to close.

ZG 2 was supposed to provide escort during one these attacks, and in a breakdown of communications, arrived over the target without their Ju 88s, which had been ordered to stand down.

Task Force Smith managed to hold its lines for three hours, but at 1430 Smith ordered the Americans to withdraw, suffering from low ammunition and a breakdown of communications.

However, he warned against a full breakdown of communications with Moscow.

Entwistle admitted there was "a significant breakdown of communications" but said he had acted quickly once he became aware of a dispute and called in BBC Scotland director Ken MacQuarrie to talk to the journalists involved to get their version of the story.

In an embarrassing breakdown of communications in the line of command, the Marine Corps said today that it planned to phase out enlistments of married men and women, only to be reversed hours later by Secretary of Defense Les Aspin.

That object was tracked by Iranian ground radar, seen independently by the crew of a commercial airliner and pursued by the F4, which, according to the report, experienced a breakdown of their electronic communications devices when they neared the object.

The result of the all but complete breakdown of communications between different first-responders led to a call for "interoperability".