Sentence examples for which were communications from inspiring English sources

Evidence was provided by about 150 witnesses including Blair, who testified twice and some 150,000 documents, among which were communications between Blair and Bush.

GCHQ collects bulk external communications, which are "communications where at least one end is overseas".

Unlike today where the Internet and telephony are two systems that run independently but do the same thing, VXML will blur the lines between the two, reducing each to its purest function, which is communications and information.

Evidence for Action, SRH & HIV RPC and Realising Rights RPC have all held communications workshops, which were invaluable for supporting the communications work of the consortia.

"We try very hard to represent all vegetarians and that means we often have to put across several different arguments at the same time, which is a communications challenge – but I think that makes you work harder as a communicator".

The Germans were protected by three lines of trenches, which were poorly wired for communications and without good dugout shelters.

It also offered one-time training sessions in human rights, journalism, and communications which were more geared toward activists.

Such digital communications, which were first proposed by Claude Shannon in 1948, are at the heart of computer-driven telecommunications networks.

But the 29-page report cited "inadequate university policies governing the privacy of e-mail communications," which were overlapping and sometimes contradictory.

He would even come to your house after work to help with the communications which were a mystery to many of us, but which he found so simple.

The mobile network should restore some constancy to the country's phone communications, which were severely damaged in the American invasion of Iraq in the spring.