Sentence examples for supply communications from inspiring English sources

(4) Beam bottom or the access is provided with cable tray for traction power supply, communications, and signal   (5) Embedded parts of communication, signal and the traction power supply system for installation and interface are embedded into track beams during precast.  .

The move is centred on BT's alleged involvement in a $23m £15mm) deal to supply communications cables linking a British military base, where US intelligence is based, to a US drone command centre in the Horn of Africa.

She helped supply communications equipment to fighters in Misurata, her home city, and since the liberation of Tripoli her Libyan Civil Society Organization has been working to open women's centers around the country.

The bosses of Google and Facebook, Larry Page and Mark Zuckerberg, both strongly denied that the NSA has special access, and said they had not received orders to supply communications data, like the one issued to Verizon.

Beam bottom or the access is provided with cable tray for traction power supply, communications, and signal.

The agency also supplied communications equipment for the operation.

That is $1.8 billion that will not be available for evacuation equipment and supplies, communications gear that lets first responders speak to one another, and training exercises.

The senators, who are seeking a stringent government review of Huawei, said they were troubled by the company's history, including evidence it had supplied communications equipment to Iran and Iraq during Saddam Hussein's regime, possibly in violation of United Nations sanctions.

Last year, some American lawmakers expressed concern over reports that Huawei had supplied communications technology to Iran and had sold equipment to Iraq during the regime of Saddam Hussein, in violation of United Nations sanctions.

The senators, including Jon Kyl of Arizona and Susan Collins of Maine, said there were indications that Huawei might have supplied communications equipment to Iran and to Iraq during Saddam Hussein's regime, possibly in violation of United Nations sanctions.

"The breadth of Ned's knowledge of college basketball and sports in general is amazing," said Masin, 55, the president of a company in Oyster Bay, N.Y., that supplies communications equipment to the military.