Sentence examples for necessary communications from inspiring English sources

Aside from the fact that this would not have worked here, South did not have the necessary communications.

Rob Burbank, the organization's public affairs director, said the staff members at the huts have two-way radios for necessary communications.

Although health officials have held exercises to prepare for pandemics and outbreaks caused by bioterrorism, they have yet to master the necessary communications skills.

The CM group can enhance communications and ensure that these folks cross the bridge at the right time for necessary communications and with the necessary documents.

In its early days, videoconferencing seemed to many to be more a high-tech toy than a necessary communications tool: Videoconferences could be conducted only out of specially equipped rooms costing from $250,000 to $1,000,000 or more.

Between bites of smoked salmon sandwiches and miniature muffins, talk drifted to the topic of everyday life with a husband and the necessary "communications adjustments," as one bride said.

A line on the cover asks, "Is This Necessary?" Improving communications for public safety is one thing, the association contends, but doing it by building an unsightly tower to the benefit of a private enterprise is another.

In our implementation, Q-Chem and the sander module of Amber are combined at the source code level without using system calls, and all necessary data communications between QM and MM calculations are achieved via computer memory.

The result is an expansion of Dretske's necessary conditions communications theory approach to high level cognition, having potential applications ranging from the organizational ecology of the firm to the design and analysis of highly parallel or networked autonomic computing systems.

As founder of Orphans International Worldwide (OIWW), I saw after the Tsunami how necessary good communications are for disaster relief.

A plant fostering a safety culture would encourage employees to cultivate a questioning attitude and a rigorous and prudent approach to all aspects of their job -- and would set up necessary open communications between line workers and mid and upper management.