Sentence examples for course communications from inspiring English sources

And of course communications, and that's everything from line phones to Google, whatever the hell that all is.

(On data held in cloud services the lawyer for the UK provided this knotty answer: "The documents held in the cloud are not of course communications.

We've really only tapped its information distribution power -- there is still access control/management, security, payments, and of course, communications.

Attend the general requirements of having a course in communications (communication, writing speech), and one in arts and humanities.

Of course, corporate communications at many companies still shy away from the limelight.

PR, of course, embraces communications strategies other than securing media coverage: internal comms, investor relations, stakeholder engagement.

At the Verbal Judo Institute, on Staten Island, N.Y., the agents were treated to what the institute claims is "the only tactical course in communications in America".

In 2013 Golomb was honoured with the National Medal of Science for work "that changed the course of communications from analog to digital and for numerous innovations in reliable and secure space, radar, cellular, wireless and spread-spectrum communications".

Sharma, the son of an airport cleaner, was doing a distance-learning college course in communications and gave his parents the rest of the 5,000 rupees he earned each month at the gym catering to Delhi's elite a few miles away.

Additionally, this Soyuz capsule was equipped with satellite phones and a global positioning satellite system -- courtesy of NASA -- so if the crew had landed off course and communications systems were damaged, as happened in May, they would still have been able to determine and phone in their location.

"It's unfortunate Lime has chosen this course," John Coté, communications director for City Attorney Dennis Herrera said in a statement.