Sentence examples for To deliver through from inspiring English sources

Fly, rumor — that was Cashman's message, one he had to deliver through the press because, he said, he doesn't have a working number for Jones's agent.

Behind Serb public defiance of the NATO strikes is perhaps a dawning realisation that the price of hanging on to Kosovo may prove too high.That is precisely the message NATO is attempting to deliver through its bomb sights.

In addition, Mr. Campbell asked all water companies serving populations greater than 10,000 to report how much water they are able to deliver through their current systems of pumps and pipes.

One question we need to ask is: "Are there some services that we should not, under any circumstances, allow a local authority to deliver through another body?" Inevitably, much attention has focused on the councils found to be failing, where the DfE has intervened.

Skin patches work by allowing the drugs to deliver through your skin, directly into your bloodstream.

This review article has explored the question of what humanitarian innovation is expected to deliver through an exploration of hypotheses, assumptions, and discussions about the nature and degrees of desirable change present in the humanitarian innovation field.

Potentially as small as blood cells, they could be used to deliver drugs through the bloodstream.

He used to deliver "letters through your door"; now, it's "parcels".

Rather we seek to deliver improvement through the specific programmes of work we've indentified".

Now, he summons his Lord to deliver him through training sessions.

Still, it is easy to speak words of devotion, or to deliver them through a news release.