Sentence examples for communications indicates that from inspiring English sources

But the fact that all three of the companies working on the Deepwater Horizon made fatal errors in their management and communications indicates that there is much to be fixed in the attitudes and practices of the industry as a whole.

The situation is developing: a site that lets the public track decisions made by the courts over Internet communications indicates that today the "İstanbul Cumhuriyet Başsavcılığı (TMK 10. Maddesi İle Görevli) has been implemented by Telekomünikasyon İletişim Başkanlığı" — it's the most recent of four Twitter-related decisions made by the court.

The Russians intercepted rebel radio communications indicating that rebels were lying in wait for the convoy.

A United States intelligence official said today that intercepted communications indicated that an airstrike in eastern Afghanistan last week killed the Taliban chief of intelligence, Qari Ahmadullah.

Investigators said their examination of the stalkers communications indicated that he was much more than a hacker on a joy ride.

Investigators have intercepted communications indicating that gunmen have been told not to hurt top film stars but simply to scare them.

Afterward, the National Security Agency intercepted communications indicating that the attack had been carried out by spies operating out of the Libyan Embassy in East Berlin.

Uzbekistan's intelligence agency said last month that it had intercepted communications indicating that Isis would attempt to carry out attacks in the country this spring.

In July 2010, a US spy agency intercepted electronic communications indicating that senior al-Qa'ida leaders had distributed a "strategy guide" advising on how "to anticipate and defeat" unmanned aircraft.

[C12.] Executives Worried About Swaps In Congressional testimony, current and former executives of Global Crossing and Qwest Communications indicated that people in the companies had qualms about swaps of fiber optic network capacity that are now at the heart of federal investigations.

Adding to the nation's sense of vulnerability, intelligence officials said they had picked up troubling communications indicating that Al Qaeda might be preparing a new attack, and an inspector general's report warned that many foreigners had obtained Social Security numbers using false information.