Sentence examples for exchanging communications from inspiring English sources

This does not mean that any American officials have sat around a table in Peiping or Washington & hashed thing out with Mao Tze-tung or anyone else in his government... Nor is it considered likely that, as has frequently been rumored here, that we have been exchanging communications with Mao through a courier service provided by the Indian government.

Distributed OpenTox services exchanging communications need to have unambiguous interpretations of the meaning of any terminology and data that they exchange between each other.

Blücher and Wellington had been exchanging communications since 10 00 and had agreed to this advance on Frichermont if Wellington's centre was under attack.

The FBI, which had been exchanging communications with Young and Dakhlalla since May, caught up with the couple on their way to Columbus, Mississippi's Golden Triangle Regional Airport in early August.

United Technologies has exchanged communications with Goodrich over the last several months, another person briefed on the matter said.

Unfortunately, scholars with the information we need to protect our civilization don't exchange communications with the public either.

It exists and functions as a result of the fact that hundreds of thousands of separate operators of computers and computer networks independently decided to use common data transfer protocols to exchange communications and information with [**5] other computers (which in turn exchange communications and information with still other computers).

It exists and functions as a result of the fact that hundreds of thousands of separate operators of computers and computer networks independently decided to use common data transfer protocols to exchange communications and information with other computers (which in turn exchange communications and information with still other computers).

The people we work with, the people we exchange communications with on a daily basis.

JPay is a private firm that allows US prisoners access to portable devices which can transfer money, download music and games, and exchange communications with family members.

These were not pieces to win the hearts of general listeners, resembling an earlier version of text messaging, leaving the impression of composers exchanging private communications among themselves.