Sentence examples for a year to communicate from inspiring English sources

The regulator, Defra and MOSL have a year to communicate the changes to businesses, to encourage them to benefit from the changes.

His company has used IM for more than five years to communicate internally and with important customers.

The medical profession has been trying harder in recent years to communicate better with patients, but clearly there are serious impediments.

The immigration minister suggested criminal syndicates lacked the capacity during the Howard years to communicate quickly with one another about political statements being made in Australia.

American and European labor unions have been pressing for years to communicate more directly with China's state-run union monopoly and the country's Communist Party leaders.

Experience your own impulses and appetites first; you will have years to communicate and honour these self-truths with another.

It's like a thread running through the years, and a desire to communicate the same sense of urgency.

Patients were excluded if they were aged <18 years, unable to communicate in English, Cantonese or Mandarin, or unable to complete the questionnaire due to cognitive difficulties.

Residents aged less than 60 years, unable to communicate, and those with cognitive impairment as indicated by their files in the homes were excluded from the study.

The participant criteria included age (≥ 18 years), ability to communicate well enough to give informed consent, and willingness to participate as well as experience of a condition causing difficulty in movement.

As a new generation in Russia seeks its own voice in the face of repression, it is easy to see why the riot grrrl movement of 20 years ago offers inspiration – a way to communicate, to rabble-rouse and empower, through unconventional, nontraditional and frequently joyous methods, from fanzines and pro-choice festivals to toy placards, phalluses and punk rock.