Sentence examples for communications that would from inspiring English sources
(It is not clear what portion of total court orders or communications that would represent).
Ostensibly, I'd gone over there because my love was in Kabul working for the US government and I'd found a gig in communications that would keep us together.
Boeing appeared to steal a march on Airbus last year when it launched "Connexion by Boeing" to provide broadband communications that would deliver fast Internet access and live TV pictures in aircraft.
Prior to the 1870s Europeans could overawe native peoples along the coasts of Africa and Asia but lacked the firepower, mobility, and communications that would have been needed to pacify the interior.
Intelligence officials asked the Guardian, New York Times and ProPublica not to publish this article, saying that it might prompt foreign targets to switch to new forms of encryption or communications that would be harder to collect or read.
An explosion in trackable data – emails, texts, communications that would once have been verbal and perishable but now must all be traced – suggests future inquiries will be if anything more time-consuming.
Wheeler, a visible courtside and locker room presence at most Liberty games, said she was told by Amy Scheer, the Liberty's vice president for marketing and communications, that she would no longer be permitted into the locker room.
guerrilla medics sewed him up and being given antibiotics and painkiller — Karl Penhaul (@karlpenhaul) 28 May 12 The FARC said in a statement dated May 26 and posted to a Web site that frequently carries the group's communications that it would release Mr. Langlois on Wednesday.
A home office complete with a communications system that would please a Royal Navy destroyer.
For the Barcelona Olympics, in 1992, the Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava was enlisted to build a communications tower that would serve as an Olympic symbol.
The concept of Vanguarding is "a communications mechanism that would be disruptive," said Sean Hagerty, principal in retail marketing at the Vanguard Group in Valley Forge, Pa.
