Sentence examples for could have communications from inspiring English sources

But surely he could have communications professionals who don't make things even worse.

We believe it could have facilitated communications between all of the different agencies working with children and young people.

Binney also said a targeted approach had the additional advantage that legally protected groups such as MPs, lawyers and journalists could have their communications screened out and excluded from bulk collection and analysis unless and a designated and targeted authorisation was in place.

I don't think we've done as good a job as we could have in our communications with the Jewish community during the first year or so of the administration.

Morse could have ignored the communications between my laptop and the network and instead used wireless to peer into my desktop.

Those companies have raised some of the same concerns — that they may be forced to hack into people's phones and make them less secure so that spies could have access to communications.

Our iPhones and tablets make our lives easier so we could have our everyday communications all in one place.

But I recognise communications could have been better, and people are edgy".

The strike has to be called off if Royal Mail is to have the future it could have as a great communications industry and service for all the people.

Apple's chief executive has sharply criticised surveillance powers proposed by the British government, warning that allowing spies a backdoor route into citizens' communications could have "very dire consequences".

Clearly, improving international communications could have a significant positive impact on the bottom line.