Sentence examples for communication out of from inspiring English sources

The U.S. marines have the ability to interdict all Taliban lines of communication out of Kandahar -- roads, trails, whatever".

B1 Opening in Terrorism Trial A federal prosecutor said Lynne F. Stewart used her position as a defense lawyer to create an illegal channel of communication out of a Minnesota jail that allowed her client, an imprisoned Muslim cleric, to summon his followers to terrorism.

Lynne F. Stewart used her position as a defense lawyer to create an illegal channel of communication out of a Minnesota prison cell that allowed her client, an imprisoned Muslim cleric, to summon his Egyptian followers to terrorism, a federal prosecutor said yesterday.

Xing's official line is that they're pulling the 7 person team (mainly commercial and communication) out of Spain in order to reorganize and put more focus on evolving the product.

Earlier, Mark explained the genesis of his latest company, CyberDust, saying he founded it after, according to him, the FTC took snippets of his communication out of context and used it against him.

"They've played enough that they get that communication out of the way pretty early.

This interview study explored topics relevant to information exchange and communication within the community out-of-hours setting.

GSF covers the topic of communication with out-of-hours services, and this perceived lack of communication may be a consequence of Wales' lower uptake of this initiative.

"End-of-life care is, sadly, a recurring and consistent theme in our casework," says the report, which points to six key issues: not recognising patients are dying or responding to their needs, poor symptom control, poor communication, inadequate out-of-hours services, poor care planning and delays in diagnoses and referrals for treatment.

Other work suggests that the communication of out-of-pocket costs between clinicians and patients occurs infrequently [ 7].

She had arrived in the world of animal communication from "out of left field," as Diana Reiss puts it.