Sentence examples for communications suggesting from inspiring English sources

Compared with that period, other intelligence officials said, current intelligence-gathering has not included as many intercepted communications suggesting that an attack might be imminent.

The raid began after the Pakistani authorities received a tip from American officials, who said they had intercepted communications suggesting the presence of Al Qaeda fighters in the village.

Although many competing narratives emerged, it was at least possible to say last night that the chain of events leading to Gaddafi's death began when Western intelligence intercepted communications suggesting he was in Sirte.

Administration officials said that his remarks and those of Mr. Cheney, coupled with warnings last weekend from intelligence agencies that they had detected terrorist communications suggesting a new attack was being planned, were not part of any campaign by the White House to raise public alarm.

Sankei Shimbun newspaper said the communications suggested that the ship was smuggling drugs.

Other internal communications suggest that civil servants have asked for more than one hundred changes to the service.

But Mark Ryan, senior vice president of corporate communications, suggested that the company might be able to expand production still further.

"Don't keep telling me what I think!" bellowed Boulton after Labour's former director of communications suggested he wanted to see David Cameron in Downing Street.

Now, researchers writing in Nature Communications suggest that the wolf traveled across a thin, shallow strait from the mainland to the islands during the last glacial maximum.

The intercepted communications suggested Assad, who is accused of war crimes by the west, including foreign secretary William Hague, was not himself involved in last month's attack or in other instances when government forces have allegedly used chemical weapons.

All populations belonged to at least two pools; some to as many as nine (Bermudians and Puerto Ricans).A paper just published in Nature Communications suggests that this model can be remarkably accurate.