Sentence examples for communications strongly from inspiring English sources

The United States has intercepted communications strongly suggesting that a small cell of leaders of Al Qaeda in Iran directed last week's terrorist attacks in Saudi Arabia, and the United States is sending a strong protest to the Tehran government, according to senior Bush administration officials.

But the tenor of their comments echoed what other administration officials, speaking privately, have described as deep concern about intercepted communications strongly suggesting that the Qaeda leaders said to be in Iran played a role in directing the bombings in Riyadh, the Saudi capital, that killed 34 people, including 8 Americans.

In particular, the transmitting power for wireless communications is strongly affected by the orientation of the antennas.

your email address (to facilitate communications, we strongly encourage you to provide an email address, especially if you are making your claim anonymously).

The major interest is to apply these results in an industrial or technical context, where some of the communications are strongly time-constrained.

We also find that the degree to which an area initiates mobile communications is strongly related to its annual income and low poverty rate.

It'll be "optimized for heavy video", which seems to imply that it'll have a big ol' screen, and "[optimized for] video communications", which strongly suggests that it'll pack a front-facing camera.

Craig Oliver, the No 10 director of communications, has strongly denied threatening the paper, saying he contacted them to relay Mrs Miller's concerns about the paper approaching her elderly father.

"Demand for communications chips recovered strongly in the third quarter," the chief executive, Jackson Hu, said in a statement.

The former communications chief was strongly criticised on Sunday by Iain Duncan Smith, the former work and pensions secretary, who said he should not blame May for the failure of the remain campaign and called on him to "stop carping" and show humility in the face of defeat.

Majd Shweikeh, Jordan's new minister of information and communications technology, believes strongly in the power of mentoring.