Sentence examples for communications available from inspiring English sources
Judges from other circuits have also objected to having their private communications available to outsiders.
Use of information or communications available through alumni.harvard.edu for any commercial, public or political purposes is strictly prohibited.
So White House officials remained confident that his absence from Washington was easily justifiable in terms most Americans could support — especially given the ever-present communications available to a traveling president.
According to the firm, longer-term plans as part of the second phase will include the extension of a medical asset tracking application over the wireless network, and the possibility of making unified communications available across the trust and potentially to patients in their homes.
A set of classified documents published by The Intercept on Monday shows how the National Security Agency NSAA) makes more than 850 billion records about various forms of communications available to other U.S. governmental agencies through a portal similar in look and feel to a traditional web search engine.
However, much of the internet accelerates the breadth and speed of communications available, it's important to not lose touch with one's individual solitude.
Cornell Publications and Marketing is a full-service marketing communications agency available to the Cornell community, which includes graphic designers, editors, researchers, and writers, and produces print publications on all aspects of the university.
Prior to finding out about the Diploma in Science Communication offered by Birkbeck College University off London), I had made some enquiries about other communications courses available in the U.K. and--when I was feeling particularly adventurous--also in the U.S.
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Skype, which has 663 million people across the world registered to use its voice-over-internet-protocol (VoIP) communications, is available on personal computers and mobile phones – though not yet on Microsoft's new Windows Phone operating system.
