Sentence examples for Personally conveyed from inspiring English sources
PUHL: Because the Reichsbank President Funk personally conveyed this wish to me.
He had personally conveyed to the family the news of their son's death.
He and a colleague, Rabbi Robert Marcus, helped arrange for their transport to France — a convoy that included Lulek and the teenage Elie Wiesel — as well as to Switzerland, a group personally conveyed by Rabbi Schacter, and to Palestine.
The latest report, which compiles legal advice provided by the Bush administration to the CIA, indicates that Rice personally conveyed the administration's approval for waterboarding Zubaydah to the then CIA director, George Tenet, in July 2002.
Mr. Obama has not yet personally conveyed his decision to his major allies in the war, including Prime Minister Gordon Brown of Britain, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and President Nicolas Sarkozy of France, officials said.
The information was personally conveyed by phone, if possible, and always sent electronically along with the more general information.
Yahya Khan was the principal intermediary between Beijing and Washington, personally conveying to Chinese leaders the Americans' desire for a closer dialogue.
And now, the White House readout: "President Obama called Prime Minister Harper to personally convey his administration's decision on the Keystone pipeline.
Ian Gillespie, Vanguard's chief executive, said: "Our focus remains first and foremost on the patients and their care, and I'd like to personally convey my sympathy for any patients who have experienced discomfort or distress.
That said, I do not mean to suggest that explicitly labeling speech as that of government would suffice when individuals must personally convey governments message, as in West Virginia Bd. of Ed. v. Barnette, 319 U.S. 624 (1943), and Wooley v. Maynard, 430 U.S. 705 (1977).
Personally conveying the horror of the bhangi's plight borne out of her research Mari continued, "Nothing can communicate the effect of the revolting stench that assails your nostrils along with the sight of nauseating piles of putrid human excrement and urine as you enter a dry latrine".
