Sentence examples for cover communications from inspiring English sources

An adviser(s) and/or a chief press officer to cover communications and press relations; a political secretary and political/party liaison staff; speechwriters.

The commission headed by General Jones said that Iraq's Ministry of Defense was improving but that for the "foreseeable future" the Iraqi armed forces would continue to rely on the United States for transportation, air cover, communications, logistics and equipment maintenance.

It covers communications, commercial and financial networks, and government and critical infrastructure systems.

One type of privilege covers communications between the president or top White House aides and subordinate members of the executive branch.

Moreover, executive privilege covers communications about a president's constitutionally assigned responsibilities, not every topic he might discuss.

Although the cap covers communications sent to party members, according to several of the campaigns, it does not limit cash spent on staff or travel.

While there is little dispute that the privilege covers communications made directly to the president and among his White House advisers, it is far less clear that the privilege trumps Congress's right to subpoena internal communications within an agency.

Clare Curran, the MP who covers communications and IT for the opposition Labour party, said Dotcom was right in raising the idea of a second cable: "The sentiment is right.

Clapper insisted that the internet surveillance program, known as Prism and disclosed by the Guardian and the Washington Post on Thursday, only covered communications with foreigners and did not target US citizens.

With respect to sharing with the federal government, this liability protection generally applies only when the information is shared through the DHS process prescribed by CISA, though there is an exception that covers "communications by a regulated non-Federal entity with such entity's Federal regulatory authority regarding a cybersecurity threat". Section 105(c)(1)(B)(ii).

A finance graduate of Linfield College, Bracelin covered communications at Sutro & Co. before joining Pacific Crest.