Sentence examples for communications if from inspiring English sources

The "golden rule" is different when it comes to professional interpersonal communications: If Don communicates unto others -- specifically, unto his boss -- as he would have others communicate unto him, there's going to be trouble.

To collect the content of communications (what someone says in a phone call or writes in an e-mail) or the metadata of phone and Internet communications if one or both parties to the communication were in the U.S., he needed approval from the fisa court.

"The Government still needs to make explicit on the face of the Bill that CSPs offering end-to-end encrypted communication or other un-decryptable communication services will not be expected to provide decrypted copies of those communications if it is not practicable for them to do so.

It is unclear how much detail about these communications, if any, will be made public.

According to the Guardian, the agency's policies also allow it to retain domestic communications if they are encrypted.

(They do typically share with their D.C. headquarters the gist of incoming communications, if not a precise tally).

Computing the fast Fourier transform on a distributed memory architecture by a direct pipelined radix-2, a bi-section, or a multisection algorithm, all yield the same communications requirement, if communication for all FFT stages can be performed concurrently, the input data is in normal order, and the data allocation is consecutive.

Given the media play and replay, a reporter this afternoon repeatedly asked Howard Wolfson, Mrs. Clinton's communications director, if Mr. Carville should apologize and if the Clinton campaign tolerated that sort of rhetoric.

"On the first night I will find out if everything works, if there are any leaks in the balloon, if there are any failures in communications and if the all-important heating works," he said.

Find them, get them some professional communications training (if necessary), arm them with "brochures with effective headlines" that communicate the benefits of Finland, and set them loose.

This has to include any international communications even if originating here.