Sentence examples for whatever communications from inspiring English sources

Whatever communications we have with the commissioner's office will be private".

It's powered by a hydrogen internal combustion engine that turns a 44-kilowatt electric generator that runs eight propellers and whatever communications equipment is loaded on board.

Start-up iList lets people post and search classified ads on the Web for free and add them to whatever communications stream you like best such as Twitter, Gmail, Facebook and so on.

When Mueller's investigation wraps up, this Sanders statement may not matter all that much certainly it will matter less than what was said at that meeting and whatever other communications campaign officials had with Russians.

Despite the foregoing citation the Fourth Amendment prohibitions against unreasonable searches and seizures nonetheless apply to the contents of all communications, whatever the means, because, "a person's private communications are akin to personal papers".

"For whatever reason, their communications continue to be insufficient," said Durango-based San Juan Citizens Alliance executive director Dan Olson.

In the early eighties, Tata was mostly absent from Sarajevo, working in Zaire as a minor Yugoslav diplomat in charge of communications (whatever that meant).

"It has this fixation with strategic communications — whatever that is," an expert in public diplomacy with close ties to the State Department told me.

The front lines of both campaigns are frequently occupied by the same troops-writers, artists & civil libertarians equally concerned with the defense of the individual's front door & the defense of the right to open that door to whatever callers or communications he wishes to entertain.

Whatever was wrong with communications was temporary and didn't concern him much.

Yet, the decree also talks about potential acquisitions in the "electronic communications" industry — whatever it means.