Sentence examples for communications received from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Eban, however, said that "communications received from Peiping do not reveal such a high degree of sensitiveness".

In some countries and under specific circumstances, agencies and authorities may also invoke broader powers when seeking to intercept communications received from or sent to a destination outside the country in question.

Our access to them has been limited to the review of intelligence reports based on communications received from the locations where the actual interrogation took place.

Phase 2 of the algorithm takes communications received from neighbours and analyses their knowledge of assignments to come to a consensus.

Communications received from the tiny crafts by ground stations in California and New York show that the system is working as designed, Breakthrough Starshot said in a statement.

Communications received from staff at a mining operation in Dallol, 170 km to the northwest in Ethiopian Danakil (and below sea level) suggested grounding of a portion of the gas and aerosol emissions, causing discomfort to workers.

After a long weekend of talks, this person said, the Chinese delegation returned to the Chinese embassy in Washington and, over secure communications, received permission from Beijing to make a commitment in principle to satisfy the American negotiators and Mr. Trump.

Global­Post has said that it shared with federal officials all communications it received from the kidnappers, including a final e-mail last week saying they were about to execute Foley.

Isolated, the republic thrived, and as communications stopped being received from the rest of the world, it became, quite literally, the last outlet of civilisation on the face of the Earth.

Talk story about a stockholder who inherited a miniscule number of shares of common stock in 2 companies, and about the "urgent and artful communications" she receives from each of them.

By Naomi Bliven The New Yorker, March 2 , 1987P. 25 Talk story about a stockholder who inherited a miniscule number of shares of common stock in 2 companies, and about the "urgent and artful communications" she receives from each of them.