Sentence examples for Will Have communicated from inspiring English sources
2012 Targets By 2012 each business will have communicated to its employees both the GMG sustainability vision and its own strategic plan for working towards that vision.
"He has a reach across the world that people like me can only dream of – he will have communicated in a way that I have been working all my life to achieve," he said.
57 min: The final word on whether or not Jose Mourinho is a genius goes to Gary Naylor, whose results are inconclusive: "I'm certain that (i) Mourinho knows better than anyone how to play Barcelona with ten men; (ii) he will have communicated that to his players precisely.
It could ultimately be something that brings the two of you together because you will have communicated honestly and sensitively, solved problems associated with an important issue as a team, and you will have begun to plan for your future.
Yet none of that will tell you whether you have communicated a clear promise and are delivering on it.
"We received the offer last night and have communicated that we will not negotiate for our players.
Although the fact that the two leaders have communicated at all will be seen as a step forward, Mr Obama said: "I think this new president is not going to suddenly make it easy".
The family heads to Taiwan, where Yang's most recent film, the one for which she was driven into exile, is being screened at a festival and where Yang's mother, Chen (Nai An), whom she hasn't seen in five years (they've communicated only online), will be visiting with a tour group.
As well as coordinating Whitehall's response, he will have to communicate risks and uncertainties to the country at large.
I don't know if he will have been communicating on that level that you're speaking about then – Rastafari – then.
As the Islamic State moves to establish affiliates in other countries it may become easier to uncover those networks, because they will have to communicate over long distances and possibly assist one another financially, officials say.
