Sentence examples for communication headquarters from inspiring English sources
Olmstead set up his communication headquarters in the Henry Building, just a block from the Federal Building, and established three exchanges: ELliott 6785, 6786, and 6787.
We all know by now that the NSA and the UK's Government Communication Headquarters are reading our emails, listening to our phone conversations, storing our metadata and using our computers and phones to watch us.
He chose the latter, which rendered him impotent, and as a result of the conviction he lost his security clearance and role working for GCHQ, the government's communication headquarters.
"It's the biggest bonanza the spies have ever had," whispers a Whitehall observer.The Secret Intelligence Service (MI6), whose operations are overseas, the Security Service (MI5), which deals with domestic counter-intelligence, and the government's communication headquarters (GCHQ) are engaged in their biggest recruitment drive for more than half a century.
Data from foreign sources such as the British Government Communication Headquarters (GCHQ) can be found inside of ICREACH, according to the documents, though there appear to be some restriction on how that information can be incorporated.
The Government Communication Headquarters (GCHQ) — Britain's National Security Agency NSAA) equivalent — commands a wide-ranging set of tools that enable it to hack into popular social media and communications outlets and plant false information on the Internet, according to a document published by The Intercept Monday.
The shutdown severed the main artery of communication with headquarters for the 10percentt of AT&T managers who work from home.
The narrower focus and greater homogeneity of the problems that the new head offices handle shorten and sharpen the lines of communication between headquarters and operating businesses.
"Any N.Y.P.D. police officer that ran into the subway in pursuit of a suspect would be out of radio communication with headquarters," except in a few stations, said Albert O'Leary, a spokesman for New York City Transit, which is part of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
Since last Thursday, American and British warplanes and warships have launched several thousand bombs and cruise missiles against Iraqi air defenses, communication centers, headquarters, Republican Guard troops and other military targets.
