Sentence examples for Communication entitled from inspiring English sources

Acknowledging the economic stake in e-commerce, the European Commission put forth in 1997 a communication entitled A European Initiative on Electronic Commerce ("the Initiative").

The formal communication – entitled A Stronger Role of the Private Sector in Achieving Inclusive and Sustainable Growth in Developing Countries – seeks to lay out a framework in which private companies can invest in sustainable agricultural production and help to better the lives of women, young people and the poor.

The Charter and Code comes 18 months after the EC issued a communication entitled, "Researchers in the European Research Area: One Profession, Multiple Careers", the first serious indication that the EC was finally addressing the professional needs of the researchers themselves.

In a Communication entitled 'Towards a common European data space', the Commission writes that its intention is to build on the foundation provided by the incoming GDPR data protection framework — and move towards what it couches as "a seamless digital area with the scale that will enable the development of new products and services based on data".

The policy actions (regulatory drivers) already implemented in a regulatory push by the European Commission and the ensuing steps towards achieving the EU framework for LNG as an alternative ship fuel are summarized in a communication entitled "Actions towards a comprehensive EU framework on LNG for shipping" (European Commission (2013)).

In 2008, the European Commission presented its vision in a Communication entitled A Special Place for Children in EU External Action.

Factor 1, entitled "communication – dispelling myths about sex and intimacy" positions communication as central to the acceptance of a range of satisfying sexual and intimate practices post-cancer.

The first factor perspective, entitled "communication – dispelling myths about sexuality and cancer" positions communication as central to the acceptance of a range of satisfying sexual and intimate practices post-cancer.

His 1949 paper entitled "Communication Theory of Secrecy Systems" is generally credited with transforming cryptography from an art to a science.

5. European Patent 1,105,991, entitled "Communication Methods and Apparatus Based on Orthogonal Hadamard-Based Sequences Having Selected Correlation Properties," asserted against mobile devices, together with base stations, operating according to the UMTS telecommunications standard.

In 2012 Marianne Schark (2012) published an article denouncing the machine metaphor in synthetic biology and in 2013 the STS scholar Pauwels (2013) published a commentary piece in Nature entitled: "Communication: Mind the metaphor" warning of the damage that might be done by engineering metaphors.