Sentence examples for have direct communications from inspiring English sources

His counterpart in Mrs. Clinton's camp, BILL DE BLASIO, said, "We prefer to have direct communications with the Giuliani campaign, as soon as possible, with no set preconditions".

The individual designated for this position was expected to have direct line communications to the chief executive officer (e.g. commissioner, chief probation officer, parole board chair, or parole director) of the corrections partner agency in which the OPII was being conducted.

Egyptian officers, he said, "are not allowed to have direct e-mail communications".

Egyptian officers, he said, "are not allowed to have direct e-mail communications". Until the protests in January, Mubarak had deliberately avoided appointing a Vice-President, the traditional post of a successor, and in the late eighties he fired a powerful defense minister.

Vodafone has said that a small number of governments have direct access to communications flowing over its networks.

It is the purpose of this article to review results that have long been known to communications network engineers and have direct application to epidemiology on networks.

I have direct reports that oversee consumer insights, creative services, and marketing communications.

"In fact, I've never had any direct communications with him.

"I have very direct communications with them.

Investigators have found no evidence that he had direct or indirect communications with the Islamic State, or that the militant group planned the attack or knew of it beforehand.

The president's comments come one day after Tillerson disclosed the U.S. has direct lines of communications with North Korea.