Sentence examples for would be communications from inspiring English sources

On the outermost surface would be communications — how companies express themselves.

Downing Street announced tonight that Mr. Campbell's successor would be David Hill, communications chief for Labor during the 1997 election.

Rosen and engineer J.B. Straubel cofounded Volacom, Inc., which sought to develop an unmanned aerial vehicle that would be a communications platform.

In that strategy, AT&T would be a communications superstore, providing local telephone, long distance, wireless telephone, Internet and cable services to everyone.

"The only things they could find on Roger's computer that they can't get from Wordpress (our collective blog host company) would be direct communications with the FOIA group which I have not had, and I am certain that others haven't either," he wrote.

Ex-parte communications would be verbal and written communications between individual commissioners and a party with an interest in a pending decision.

Tertiary would be "entertainment and communications features," he said.

Its onshore offices would be used for communications, computer data links and standby emergency response centers.

He said the case against the accused would be anchored by communications evidence that "presents a blueprint of how the crime was carried out and by whom".

Such an effort would violate the Fourth Amendment, according to Snowden, as the government would be "seizing private communications without a warrant, without probable cause or even a suspicion of wrongdoing".

By 1970, the U.S. Navy had secured funding for what officials told Congress would be an "austere communications station".