Sentence examples for allied communications from inspiring English sources

This could be put down to poor allied communications, or to a jittery White House not trusting the British to keep observing a plot that was not yet fully mature, but which looked extremely dangerous.

She was imprisoned and tortured but refused to give up information about Allied communications.

The Germans' destruction of roads and railways along the routes of their evacuation made it impossible for supplies to keep pace with the advancing Allied troops; a pause in the advance would occur while Allied communications were being repaired, and that would give the Germans a breathing space in which to rally their resistance.

Infiltration of computer networks is usually more commonly associated with Russian and Chinese government hackers, but the British and Americans are at it, too, even targeting their own allies' communications.

In the 1960s the divisions of music, allied health professions, communications and theatre, engineering, architecture, and social administration were created.

We interviewed 12 CHROs from private firms in various industries, including air transportation, textile mill products, transportation equipment, chemicals and allied products, and communications.

The individual aspects, such as non-hierarchical relationships, respect and communications among allied teammates provide the behavioural "software" for teamwork.

Themes which emerged through this analysis process included interprofessional communications in structured and unstructured contexts, intraprofessional communications in structured and unstructured contexts, communications between nurses and physicians specifically, and communications between physicians and allied health professionals specifically.

Washington supplied satellite communications for all allied forces.

Last week Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld said Iraq had rebuilt its air defenses since allied aircraft hit radar and communications targets around Baghdad in February.

We could well be headed toward an era in the not too distant future in which a handful of telecom carriers – with national units allied with governments – dominate global communications.