Sentence examples for two other communications from inspiring English sources

The new headquarters will command two other communications groups, based in Galveston, Tex., and Oklahoma City.

There are chapters of 4A at Lucent, AT&T and two other communications companies in New Jersey that were originally part of AT&T.

Three other communications links between the Koreas remain operative, including a telephone line at the truce village of Panmunjom.

Around the same time, Lucent -- through its vice chairman, Bernardus J. M. Verwaayen, a Dutch telecommunications executive who arrived in 1997 -- also contacted two other foreign communications equipment makers: Nokia of Finland, the global leader in cellular phones, and Siemens of Germany, the industrial conglomerate whose products include telecommunications equipment.

Two others with communications responsibilities in other White House offices have or are departing.

In between these two meetings are other communications devices.

John Olds, boss of Generation Orbit, says that as constellations of nanosats increase, placing them in a precise orbit will be critical in keeping small-satellite networks operating.The nanosat warsNanosats also face two other limiting factors: communications and propulsion.

On Monday, Corsi told listeners of his daily live-stream Web program that he turned over two computers, emails and other communications to Mueller and sat for six interviews totaling more than 40 hours since receiving a subpoena two months ago.

The Sept. 28 letter also targeted Stumpf and former community banking executive Carrie Tolstedt, demanding emails and other communications between those two related to unauthorized accounts.

The Roosevelt Room meeting, led by Benjamin Rhodes, the deputy national security adviser for strategic communications, and two other National Security Council officials, Daniel Shapiro and Samantha Power, examined unrest in the region, and the potential for the protests to spread, according to several attendees.

Passed in 2008, Section 702 retroactively gave cover of law to a post-9/11 effort permitting the NSA to collect phone, email, internet and other communications content when one party to the communication is reasonably believed to be a non-American outside the United States.