Sentence examples for a communication issued from inspiring English sources

The campaign, which began in February — will run for a year, and is by Twofifteen McCann, part of the Interpublic Group — entails a communication issued each weekday, ranging from videos to recipes, that celebrates "little things" both directly and indirectly related to Olivari and the campaign's theme.

In a communication issued in January 2002, MI5 and MI6 explicitly warned their agents in the field against engaging in torture themselves, not least because they could be prosecuted for doing so, given the prohibition of torture contained in the UK's Human Rights Act, stemming from the European Convention of Human Rights.

Can the organised exploitation of children be reduced to a communication issue, that young people are not good enough at saying no?

Besides, Dickey said, there might be a communication issue if he went into a nail salon and asked for "knuckleball nails".

Sidestepping questions about whether she wanted a second term at the IMF, she said: "Given the massive transitions in China, there is a communication issue – this is something that markets do not like.

We question the length of time it took for the company to clarify its dividend position, but...while disappointing, we see this as a communication issue rather than anything fundamental.

This is a communication issue that deals with flexibility and your talent at approaching others in a way that they would most like to be approached.

"If that perception was created about sporting integrity, and that perception was created - can't argue with that - then it's a communication issue".

Weber said it was a "stupid discussion" to claim that the fuel-flow restriction was too complicated for the audience to understand, saying it was merely a "communication issue" and pointing to the complexities of modern road cars.

He sent an adviser to tour the state and solve what he saw as a communication issue.

If the problem is more than just a communication issue, try to push beyond the symptoms to the root causes.