Sentence examples for that is communications from inspiring English sources

But Mrs May said: "Some people have alleged that GCHQ is exploiting a technical loophole in legislation that allows them to intercept external communications - that is, communications either sent or received outside the UK - at will and without authorisation.

So are you saying stick with semiconductors that are communications-related?

Mr. Wolfson, if you recall, was the mouthpiece (officially, that's communications director) for Hillary Rodham Clinton during one of the nation's most closely watched races.

The Manhattan borough president, C. Virginia Fields, the city's highest-ranking black elected official, agreed that there are communications problems that Mr. Kerik must address.

Mr. Doornick says that SICO's purpose is communications and entertainment.

One important safeguard could be the requirement in the bill that nobody's communications be intercepted without the approval of a judge, which Labour supports.

But it is their potential use in communications that is arousing the most interest.

(b) A special type of wave that is useful in optical communications.

UWB is a radio technology widely used for communications, that is recently receiving increasing attention for positioning applications.

In RIAS, a cue denotes an element in patient-provider communications that is not explicitly expressed verbally.

"The difference between us and our competitors is that we are communications-focused," says Pousti.