Sentence examples for communications further from inspiring English sources

The DWP said: "As the Oakley review acknowledged, sanctions have a vital role to play in the benefits system and we accepted his recommendations to simplify communications further.

Malaysian officials revised the chronology of the plane's last communications, further confusing the question of what happened just before and after the plane lost contact with ground control.

And if it finds something that is interesting in any one of a half-dozen ways, it can analyze the communications further, and hold on to them for five years.

And every new revelation of its clandestine "requests" for companies to hand over information about our personal lives and communications further undermines our trust.

Third, a recent report on a triphasic force dependence of lifetime of E-selectin-ligand bond (personal communications) further supported that multiple stable conformations of P-selectin be expected from the experiments.

In 12 patients with suspected biliary-cyst communications, further delayed imaging at 180 min after intravenous administration of Gd-EOB-DTPA was carried out.

Kenneth Kleinberg, a health analyst with the Gartner Group, based in Stamford, Conn., said wireless communications would further help care providers stay in contact with their agency and relatives of their client.

This event was followed by the Berlin conference of 1885 to discuss international telephone communications, two further conferences in Berlin in 1903 and 1906 on radiotelegraph, and still another in London in 1912 to cover the whole field of radio communications.

The strategy recommends giving all consenting patients electronic access to all test results and other communications involving further care by 2020, while it also wants to see a transformation in support for people living with and beyond cancer, with every patient having access to a "recovery package".

On the day of the attack, radio communications were further complicated by the fact that a device at the twin towers, known as a repeater, which helps to boost the signal of the radios, appears to have been damaged by the impact of the planes and was not working, officials said.

Media are encouraged to speak to royal communications for further guidance about where they can operate on this private estate".