Sentence examples for communications saying from inspiring English sources

The official declined to identify the value of Mr. Balawi's communications, saying only that "he provided information that warranted attention, that we thought was worthy of looking into".

American intelligence agencies had intercepted communications saying militants with a possible link to the Afghan Taliban's top military commander, Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, were meeting.

Mr. Holland complained to the Florida Supreme Court in June 2004 of "a complete breakdown in communications," saying he had not seen or spoken to his lawyer in 14 months and felt abandoned.

The new developments come the week after Andy Coulson, the editor of The News of the World from 2003 to 2007, resigned as Prime Minister David Cameron's director of communications, saying continued speculation about his alleged role in the affair made it impossible for him to do his job.

Updated at 3.25pm BST 2.33pm BST Labour leader Ed Miliband has called on David Cameron to explain to the country why he appointed Andy Coulson as director of communications, saying the prime minister has "very serious questions to answer" about why he brought "a criminal into the heart of Downing Street".

He credited the collection of US phone records' metadata and the interception of the content of foreign communications, saying both programmes helped disrupt a 2009 plot to bomb the New York City subway which would have been the worst attack since 9/11.

Nancy Morrison, Logitech's vice president of corporate communications says the two teams are working closely together to develop video communication "solutions" that will span hardware, software and services.

Beth Sutton, Peabody's vice-president for global advocacy communications said.

Alastair Campbell, Tony Blair's former director of communications, said the demonstration may amount to media censorship.

Vince Matthews, director of communications, said the academy consisted of "first and foremost, technology educators".

David Bowles, the RSPCA's director of communications, said the RSPCA was "furious".