Sentence examples for a position to communicate from inspiring English sources

Pitchford has asked parents to register their interest by December 22. Issuing the appeal earlier this month, Pitchford said that during his inquiry, "it is likely that a number of identities used by undercover officers will come to light and wherever possible we want to be in a position to communicate with parents or close relatives about this".

Definite use: In this case the teacher knows that there must have been a unique cheater, but does not know the identity of the cheater and hence does not have singular grounds for the utterance and accordingly is not in a position to communicate the identity of the cheater except under extraordinary circumstances.

"It would only be after a decision has been taken by the Fifa disciplinary committee or Fifa ethics committee and first notified to the parties concerned that Fifa would be in a position to communicate the contents of that decision publicly".

The created is only because absolute being communicates itself to it through determinate being whereby determinate being, of course, is not in any position to communicate being as such, but only determinacy.

And I am in a unique position to communicate an extremely important message.

Participants 1 and 5 (supplementary interviews) elaborated that they were in a better position to communicate and deliver the message than a younger person because they could connect to their audience as peers "it is that relating, that we are all doing the same sort of things or at the same stage of life" (Participant 5).

Australian General Practitioners (GPs) are in the forefront of primary health care and in an excellent position to communicate with their patients and educate them about Complementary Medicines (CMs) use.

As a health professional group, Australian GPs are in the forefront of primary health care and public health and are in an excellent position to communicate with their patients and educate them about CMs [ 11] provided that they have appropriate scientifically validated up to date information to base these communications.

Customers report these problems to us, and as we have a much closer contact with them, we have a better understanding of their needs and therefore are in a very good position to communicate this to our R&D groups to try and make the products a better fit for our customers.

By the same token, a powerful idea can be broadly transmitted by a leader, who can use his position to communicate ideas throughout the organization.

About midday on the 17th, La Ferté's telephone communications were cut, forcing the position to communicate by radio, which could be monitored by the Germans, and which required Bourguignon to transmit through Chesnois to reach headquarters.