Sentence examples for communications inside from inspiring English sources
It is now being extended to Europe and Asia.Related items Ford's internal communications: Inside outAug 23rd 2001Siemens, a German electronics giant, is to introduce a similar scheme on September 1st.
He noted a clause about restrictions on the intercept of attorney-client communications but said it allowed wide latitude for sharing such communications inside the government.
On Sunday, Der Spiegel, a German newsmagazine, reported that the N.S.A. had intercepted communications inside the cabinet of the former Mexican president Felipe Calderón.
Jenny Abramsky, the director of BBC audio and music, said the new post would simplify communications inside the BBC and provide a central point for external contacts.
The tunnel operation against the Soviet complex, designed to tap into electronic communications inside the embassy facility, is just one of many similar clandestine technical operations run by the United States intelligence community, both during and since the cold war.
Radio Problems Could Last for Years New York City's fire commissioner, Nicholas Scoppetta, said that it could take years before all the equipment needed for reliable communications inside the city's tallest buildings is bought, found and connected.
Slack, a messaging service that works on both smartphones and personal computers, seems to be succeeding where other attempts to create "corporate social networks" have failed, by replacing e-mail as the main communications channel inside firms.
That's because the online calling start-up is starting to look a lot like the eBay of a decade ago: a fast-growing business that threatens to turn the communications industry inside out, much like eBay's online auctions did with retail more than a decade ago.
There are many communications between vessels inside and outside the head, and, in some places, two arteries supply the same territory.
For a single product set — the communications gear inside a police cruiser — Solutions conducted in-depth interviews and ride-alongs with more than 250 officers.
"We will have to create buzz and engagement and adjust and reach people in a sustained way from October to the end of March," said Tara McGuinness, who is leading the health care communications effort inside the White House.
