Sentence examples for communications assured from inspiring English sources

Torild Skogsholm, Minister of Transport and Communications assured that it was not the government's policy to close railway lines.

"A lot of our car owners will deliver the car to wherever you are," says Steve Webb, the company's director of communications, assuring me that the additional distance wouldn't have to be a problem if you really want that bright orange Mustang over a drab and subtle silver one.

It provides assured communications and information technology to government as well as commercial customers, with an emphasis on high levels of performance and reliability.

But the Pentagon argued strongly that the ground-based missiles were the part of the system with which they had the most assured communications, and that it was too risky to get rid of them.

When the National Security Agency was caught eavesdropping without a warrant on international communications, the Bush administration assured critics that if the agents scraped up information on innocent Americans, they would delete it.

Announcing the offer today, Arianspace's president, Frederick d'Allest, said United States communications companies could "rest assured" that there would be space available for their satellites on board extra Ariane rocket missions in the years 1987 and 1988 if they had difficult getting rides on the space shuttle as a result of the Challenger disaster.

However, the organisation is acutely "aware of the fact that customers love [paper maps]" and of the "passion and iconic image" they produce, Robert Andrews, head of corporate communications at OS, assures me, and recent media reports that some of the OS's Explorer and Landranger series will soon be available only on a "print-on‑demand" basis turn out to be unfounded.

FCC approval is required for wireless communications products, to assure that they operate safely and won't improperly interfere with other signals.

Because their employees dispersed so widely, and because communications were so sketchy, most firms were not assured of everyone's safety until several days later.

A senior Guantanamo official testified last month that he was assured the device was not used to monitor communications between high-value detainees and their lawyers.

The airlines, the Federal Aviation Administration and the Federal Communications Commission must be assured that cellphones will not interfere with navigation or communications equipment.