Sentence examples for communications showing from inspiring English sources

Ukraine's security service said on Wednesday it had intercepted communications showing that Russian commanders in the separatist east had issued pro-Kremlin militants with "shoot-to-kill" orders.

Two years ago, following the publication of the EIA April 2011 report a New York Times investigation obtained internal EIA communications showing how senior officials, including industry consultants and federal energy experts privately voiced scepticism about shale gas prospects.

Among them are communications showing that Mr. Gore's senior aides routinely characterized White House coffee sessions as fund-raising events, seemingly contradicting his remarks about the coffees to federal investigators earlier this year.

References [25, 26] present implementations of the FFT without interprocessor communications, showing how the performance of the FFT could be enhanced significantly in avoiding communication with other processors by loading the entire input data to the processor.

The allele is present in almost all modern pickling cucumber varieties, and most of the resistant long cucumber varieties (Freddy Hermans, personal communications), showing the agricultural significance of hypocotyl resistance in cucumber.

Mr. Culberson's online communications showed how new media tools like Twitter can supplement professional reporting.

Despite the internet and e-mail, the demand for paper-based communications shows no sign of diminishing.

Internal Dell communications showed that lower-level employees had known that millions of PCs sold to businesses were likely to malfunction.

Internal communications show that HCA officials in charge of quality were involved in the decision to review a sample of cases from some cardiologists at the hospital.

The men appear to have been motivated by a complex mix of politics and faith, and their communications show how some are trying to recruit other young Americans to their cause.

Only Robin Bierstedt, an associate general counsel at Time Inc., and Dawn Bridges, the senior vice-president for corporate communications, showed up, with instructions from Pearlstine to listen politely and make no commitments.